No kidding. He has titles for three forthcoming novels in the series on his website. Guess they'll come out eventually. http://www.georgerrmartin.com/bibliography.html
Very interesting, though somewhat dry look at war. Though dated (I am reading out of what I assume is the "first edition"; it has a different cover than the one depicted above), it's tenets hold true to this day and after reading this, I'm positive that the "war" in Iraq is going to be a huge failure regardless of how long we stay or how quickly we pull out because the administration has neglected one of the fundamental tenets of war. Before that I read: A very novel and interesting way to present what is essentially a scientific thesis on sex, it's various permutations, and the psychological/physiological considerations underlying various sexual acts. It was written differently than I thought it would be. Each chapter is divided into two parts. The first part being a fictional sexual scenario (though many are based on true events), and the second half of the chapter is analysis behind why everything happened in that scenario from a psychological/physiological perspective.
Just finished Conspiracy of Fools by Kurt Eichenwald, about Enron, and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly by Jean-Dominique Bauby - written by a guy who has "locked in sydrome", and dictated the book by blinking a code with his left. Now I'm excited about picking my next book between now and tonight. Candidates are: Lenin's Tomb by David Remnick (about the collapse of the USSR) To the Last Man by Jeff Shaara Lunch with the Generals by Derek Hansen or something else if I head down to the bookstore at lunchtime!
