Out of curiosity, what game related (or even other?) books are on your bookshelf right now?

I will start the ball off with the ones that come to mind for me from my bookshelf:

Linux Network Servers
Professional Linux Programming
Programming Perl (Third Edition)
Developing Online Games
Java Language Reference
Professional PHP5
Game Coding Complete (Second Edition)
The Art Of Intrusion

Pro C# 2010 and the .NET 4 Platform, Fifth Edition
Effective C#
More Effective C#
CLR via C#
Common language infrastructure annotated standard
Shared source CLI Essentials
Debugging .Net 2.0 applications
3 MCTS exam books (70-526 70-536 & 70-548)
Framework design guidelines
Inside windows sharepoint services 3.0
Windows presentation foundation unleashed
Pro silverlight 2 in C# 2008
Essentional windows workflow foundation
Learning WCF
Programming WCF services
restful .net
Pro asp.net MVC framework
Advances Asp.Net ajax server controls
Building a Web 2.0 portal with asp.net 3.5
Pro CSS and HTML design Patterns
Pro &#106avascript techniques<br>Pro &#106avascript design patterns<br>&#106avascript: the good parts<br>C++ Primer plus<br>Export F#<br>Windows server 2008 Unleashed<br>SQL server 2008 for developpers<br>UML Distilled<br>How we test software at microsoft<br>Software estimation<br>Hard code<br>Code complete<br>Defect prevention<br>Software Requirement patterns<br>Beautiful code<br>Practical project initiation<br>Design patterns<br>Microsoft .net architechting applications for the enterprise<br>CCNA official exam books<br>The art of computer programming vol 1-3 (bought in advance , but i don't meet the prereqs to read this)<br>Computer organisation and design , the hardware/software interface<br>Computer architechture, a quantitative approach<br>Real time rendering third edition<br>Ray tracing from the ground up<br>Physically based rendering<br>Collision detection<br>Advanced global illumination<br>The intel IA32 books suite<br><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Windows-Server%C2%AE-2008-Resource-Kit/dp/0735623619/ref=pd_sim_b_4">Don't feel like listing those individually</a><br>+ a few math book that are probably irrelevant here and a few other books i loaned and can't remember the titles of right now.

My bookshelf is my computer desktop, and I got that Google link right there.

I'll take the question literally and just list the books that are on my bookshelf right now:

The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon
Pan by Knut Hamsun
Elements of the Theory of Functions and Functional Analysis by Kolmogorov
Visual Complex Analysis by Needham
Partial Differential Equations of Mathematical Physics by Sobolev
Complex Analysis by Ahlfors
The New Penguin Russian Course
Lectures on Partial Differential Equations by Petrovsky
Algebraic Theory of Numbers
Poncelet's Theorem
War and Peace by Tolstoy