1) 'Disney:The Mouse Betrayed' by P & R Schweizer. Interesting look at how Disney has changed over the years, especially after Eisner took over. You sure won't want to work there (unless you're gay,maybe) after reading this book.

2) 'The Tristan Betrayal' by Robert Ludlum. Nazis,commies,spies & more. And topped by a surprise twist at the end.

3) 'A Riot Of Our Own' by Johhny Green & Garry Barker. On tour with the Clash, by someone who was there. Goes from early touring up through "London Calling". A must read if you're a fan, or even just a music fan.

4) 'Cooper's Creek' by Alan Moorehead. From the author of "White Nile" & ""Blue Nile", a look at
early exploration of interior Australia.

5) 'Brimstone' by Doug Preston & Lincoln Child. With characters from "Relic","Reliquary" & "Cabinet Of Curiosities". Another exciting read,but I thought the denouement was a cop-out.

6) 'Seven Steps To The Arbiter' by L Ron Hubbard. Think 'swashbuckling space opera' written by the man who went on to found Scientology.