When Hugh Laurie is around, there is usually a Stephen Fry somewhere in the neighbourhood.
This is the only novel I've read by Stephen Fry. I like his writing, but am not that found of the story. It's just a bit too much sex in it, otherwise he would surely be able to write an excellent book.
I shall try to read any other of his books, if anyone has got a tip for one that is more "normal", please drop me a mail.

This is the debut novel by Simon Maginn and it is great.
A family moves into the country to overcome the death of their daughter. They will surely get other things to think about. This is a great horror novel and one surely wants to move on through all the book. The disease scrapie plays a central role, but don't let the sheeps scare you away from the book, it isn't silly, it is a real good book.

This is a great novel! If you work with computers/computing and havn't read this book you surely would. It is excellently researched, and I only spotted a few errors. It is about how life is working in the valley, and the fear of the big Bill. Follow a few software engineers and they everyday life as they decides to start their own software company.

Since I love most of Tarantino's movies I enjoyed this book. It describes stories about him, and how the movies eveolved. The book is from 1995, so it isn't up-to-date now, but if you would like to find out how his career started and how his life was before, you should really read this book.

This is a novel by Michael Palin (from Monty Python).
This is a story about a small postoffice in the countryside that is about to get closed for good. Martin Sproale is a mild assistant postmaster, that tries to fight for their right to continue with their postoffice. One gets to follow this character and his obsession by Ernest Hemingway, he knows everything about him and tries to get everything that has got something to do with him.
The book is really nice, although I didn't quite like the end.

This is a story about some weird persons that really don't fit into the human world. They move out to the woods very they find out that with their different talents, they together form a quite strong being.
I liked this book, it's hard to classify which genre it belongs to, but sf or something similar is close enough. I believe Sturgeon recieved some award for this novel.