2001

i remember that i read Lord of the Rings

2002

Chuck Palahniuk -- Invisible Monsters, Fight Club and Survivor
JK Rowling -- Harry Potter 1-4

2003 
Chuck Palahniuk -- Lullaby
Gabriel Garcia Marquez -- Love in the Time of Cholera
Tolkein -- The Lord of the Rings
Tad Williams - Otherworld, book 1, 2, 3

i lost a bunch here....


2004
Devil in the White City
Girl with a Pearl Earring
An Instance of the Fingerpost -- Iain Pears
Catacombs (only got 1/4 of the way in.  terrible book)
Guns, Germs and Steel (3/4 of the way through, just a dense book!)
Stiff -- Mary Roach
Rats -- Robert Sullivan
The Dream of Scipio -- Iain Pears
Underground -- Haruki Murakami
Diary of a Madman and Other Storeis -- Gogol
The Alchemist -- Paulo Cohlo
Solaris -- Stanislaw Lem
Jack of Kinrowan -- Charles de Lint
The Devil Wears Prada -- ??
Harry Potter:  Order of The Phoenix (5) -- JK Rowling
The Futurological Congress -- Stanislaw Lem (3rd readthrough)
10 Theories of Human Nature:  Confucianism
Tales of Pirx the Pirate -- Stanislaw Lem
Zodiac -- Neal Stephenson
10 Theories of Human Nature:  Sartre
A Game of Thrones -- George RR Martin
A Canticle for Leibowitz -- Walter Miller (wow, i read this once before, and again, it amazed me.  
i had a lot of heavy thoughts going on during the read, and it left me with a hunger for 
knowledge and almost a need to search for my place in the world...hrm...maybe not my place in the 
world so much as a search for what I can do to further the human race, or just myself, even in 
light of our transience in the universe)
A Clash of Kings -- George R.R. Martin

2005
i lost a few here, because i'm a loser and didn't write them all down.
Middlesex -- Jeffrey Eugenides
Life of Pi (tried to get JD to read this one, because it tells a story in 
a way that he does.  gives some info, but doesn't answer all your 
questions at once.  makes you want to say "stop.  why couldn't Richard 
Parker get in the boat with him?"  JD just didn't get into it.)
A People's History of the United States (in progress)

Year of Wonders -- Geraldine Brooks
Ringworld -- Larry Niven
The Lady and the Unicorn
Falling Angels -- Tracy Chevallier
More Than Human -- Theodore Sturgeon
The Pleasure of Finding Things Out -- Richard Feynman (in progress)
The Stepford Wives -- Ira Levin
Woebegon Boy -- Garrison Keillor
American Gods -- Neil Gaiman 
American Gods -- Neil Gaiman (that's right, i finished it and immediately started 
reading it again. it was that good.)
Take The Cannoli -- Sarah Vowell
Stardust -- Neil Gaimam
Assassination Vacation -- Sarah Vowell
Wraeththu -- Storm Constantine
Sewer, Gas and Electric:  The Public Works Trilogy -- Matt Ruff
Fool on the Hill -- Matt Ruff
Lamb:  The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal -- Christopher 
Marlowe
Iron Council -- China Mieville

Steven Erikson:  Gardens of the Moon
Steven Erikson:  Deadhouse Gates
Steven Erikson:  Memories of Ice (reading now)

George R R Martin:  A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire book 1)
George R R Martin:  A Clash of Kings (A Song of Ice and Fire book 2)
George R R Martin:  A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire book 3)
Resident Evil #1:  The Umbrella Conspiracy -- S.D. Perry
Resident Evil #2:  Caliban Cove -- S.D. Perry
Resident Evil #3:  City of the Dead -- S.D. Perry

2006 started around here...

Lord Valentine's Castle -- Robert Silverberg
The Call of Cthulhu and other Stories -- HP Lovecraft

Our Endangered Values:  America's Moral Crisis -- Jimmy Carter
Church of the Transfiguration -- Stanislaw Lem

Resident Evil #4: Underworld -- S.D. Perry
Resident Evil #5: Nemesis -- S.D. Perry
Resident Evil #6: Code: Veronica -- S.D. Perry

Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World -- Jack Weatherford  
Illusions -- Richard Bach
Hyperion -- Dan Simmons
Lords of the Sky -- Angus Wells (unfinished, blah)

Doctor Who:  Monsters Inside
Doctor Who: The Clockwise Man
Doctor Who: Winner Takes All

King Rat:  China Mieville

Doctor Who: Only Human

The Charwoman's Shadow:  Lord Dunsany

Doctor Who: The Stealers of Dreams