Here is a list of the books I have on my bookshelf, as an audio book, or as an e-book. These are not all of my books. They are just the books that have some relation to theology, technology, or science fiction.
Technology Books
- CSS Pocket Reference: Visual Presentation for the Web by Eric A. Meyer
- Hacking Linux Exposed 2nd Edition by Brian Hatch and James Lee
- Leo LaPorte’s Guide to Mac OS X Tiger by Leo LaPorte and Todd Stauffer
- Mastering Windows XP Professional 2nd Edition by Mark Minasi
- MCSE Training Kit: Microsoft Windows XP Professional by Rick Wallace
- Stylin’ With CSS: A Designer’s Guide by Charles Wyke-Smith
- Windows Vista Secrets by Brian Livingston and Paul Thurrott
- Wireless Hacks by Rob Flickenger
Star Wars Books
- Star Wars: Darth Bane: Path of Destruction: A novel of the Old Republic by Drew Karpyshyn
- Star Wars: Cloak of Deception by James Luceno
- Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace by Terry Brooks
- Star Wars: Rogue Planet by Greg Bear
- Star Wars: Outbound Flight by Timothy Zahn
- Star Wars: Shatterpoint by Matthew Stover
- Star Wars: Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader by James Luceno
- Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope by George Lucas
- Star Wars: Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back by Donald F. Glut
- Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire by Steve Perry
- Star Wars: The Mandalorian Armor by K. W. Jeter (1 of 3 – The Bounty Hunter Wars)
- Star Wars: Slave Ship by K. W. Jeter (2 of 3 – The Bounty Hunter Wars)
- Star Wars: Hard Merchandise by K. W. Jeter (3 of 3 – The Bounty Hunter Wars)
- Star Wars: Heir to the Empire by Timothy Zahn (1 of 3 – Thrawn Trilogy)
- Star Wars: Dark Force Rising by Timothy Zahn (2 of 3 – Thrawn Trilogy)
- Star Wars: The Last Command by Timothy Zahn (3 of 3 – Thrawn Trilogy)
- Star Wars: Champions of the Force by Kevin J. Anderson (1 of 3 – The Jedi Academy Trilogy)
- Star Wars: Dark Apprentice by Kevin J. Anderson (2 of 3 – The Jedi Academy Trilogy)
- Star Wars: Jedi Search by Kevin J. Anderson (3 of 3 – The Jedi Academy Trilogy)
- Star Wars: I, Jedi by Michael A. Stackpole
- Star Wars: Specter of the Past by Timothy Zahn (1 of 2 – Hand of Thrawn)
- Star Wars: Vision of the Future by Timothy Zahn (2 of 2 – Hand of Thrawn)
- Star Wars: Survivor’s Quest by Timothy Zahn
Of course, I have the Holy Bible. I will list the translations I have.
- New American Standard Bible
- World English Bible
- Webster Bible
- Tyndale’s New Testament
- English Standard Version
- The Geneva Bible: 1560 Edition (Facsimile Print)
- 1611 King James Version with the Apocrypha
- King James Version
- New King James Version
- Amplified Bible
- God’s Word Translation
- New International Version
- Nave’s Topical Bible (A much appreciated gift from A Peculiar Pilgrim)
Other books
- Advice to the Young and Moral Catechism by Noah Webster
- All of Grace by Charles Spurgeon (PDF – Download here)
- A Method for Prayer by Matthew Henry
- Being God’s Friend by Charles Spurgeon
- Defining Noah Webster by K. Alan Snyder
- Finding Peace in Life’s Storms by Charles Spurgeon
- God Loves You by Charles Spurgeon
- Morning by Morning by Charles Spurgeon
- Matthew Henry’s Complete Commentary on the Whole Bible by Matthew Henry
- Matthew Henry’s Concise Commentary on the Whole Bible by Matthew Henry
- Shadow Boxing by Dr. Henry Malone
- The Case for Christ: A Journalist’s Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus by Lee Strobel
- The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis
- The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien
- The Secret Communion with God by Matthew Henry
- The Soul Winner by Charles Spurgeon
- Truth for All Time by John Calvin
- William Wilberforce: Greatest Works by William Wilberforce
I am also known to read Shakespeare. I have all of his works wrapped up in one big book. It’s called, “William Shakespeare: The Complete Works” published by Gramercy Books.
As time goes by and I acquire new books, I will be sure to document them on this page.
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Just a random question here, what translation of the Bible do you use the most? I’m a bit curious to know.
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My daily readings are in the God’s Word Translation. I use that translation the most. The second translation I refer to is the Modern King James Version (or New King James Version). I will also look to the Amplified version every now and again.
What translation do you read?
I use the New International Version at home and the New King James Version at Church. I leave one at Church because I used to forget to bring it all the time, now I don’t have to worry about that anymore.
I have switched to a different Bible. I now will be using the New American Standard Bible for my daily readings and reading it side by side with a 1611 King James Version.
I have a One Year Bible that is in NLT and I just love it. I can’t seem to understand and grasp the lessons as well with other versions, plus, it’s split into 365 readings with one from each of: New Testament, Old Testament, Proverbs, and Psalms. Very nice.
Dear Friends
I’m a minister and musician and was impressed by your website. I also recommend the NASB above all others for its precise accuracy and readability.
God bless!