On my desk: none.

In my reachable bookshelf:

lots of assorted math and physics textbooks

_The Emperor's New Mind_ - Roger Penrose

_Microserfs_ - Douglas Coupland

I won't bother to amazon linkify because LAST TIME I DID SO MY GOLD BOX GOT STUFFED FULL OF SEX TOYS AND I DID NOT APPRECIATE THAT

Short reviews (but not summaries, you can google for those) of the books I listed:

- Microserfs is probably my favorite work of modern fiction, but that's just off the top of my head.

- Penrose spends ~500 pages in ENM summarizing half the body of physics knowledge and then leaves ~20 pages for his "groundbreaking" hypothesis. It was written in '88 and he penned a sequel (_The Shadows of the Mind_) in '94 (?) which I picked up at the library, but haven't had time to really start yet. It looks more like a second edition of ENM than a totally new sequel, however.

Hurp.