Great design work.

Make your own O'Reilly book cover.

Very poignant, very useful.

Didn't realize we had a subscription to this.

The biggest surprise [this summer] is a blazing attack on God and religion that is flying off bookshelves, even in the Bible Belt. "God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything," by Christopher Hitchens, wasn't expected to be a blockbuster.

One of the many: "There's only one rule that I know of, babies—God damn it, you've got to be kind."

"Hodgman's new print shill at right is an "homage" to an ancient ad for the long-extinct Intellivision video game console that inexplicably featured an endorsement from Paris Review editor George Plimpton."

Bartosh's last book is finally released, albeit post-humously.

Enough is enough. I have had it with these motherfucking sudoku puzzles on this motherfucking plane.

I had most of these when I was a kid.  Good times.

Neil on Alan Moore's latest, which sounds like it will be a must-read.

"Read the suspenseful, and often hilarious, story about the invention, production and marketing of the Anti-Monopoly board game, and how a dedicated crew of amateurs, led by an egghead professor, had to take on America's Big Business."

Seven figures? Holy crap.

The mother of all children's books.

Bookmarking this solely for the writers in the audience...

Really nice Flash map of Manhattan showing literary points of interest. Via kottke.

"Dive Into Greasemonkey is a book about programming with Greasemonkey, a Firefox extension for customizing web pages." I love markp.

So going on my sidekick bookmarks; public domain books, formatted for mobile reading.

via Waxy