What are you reading?

I am looking for a few new photography books to read.  I am not looking for any particular subject area.  I am looking for some inspiration, so technical books are out (I have just about all of them anyway!)

I just "Slightly Out of Focus" by Robert Capa.  It's a pretty incredible story.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Ed

Ive been reading 'How to win friends and influence people' for almost a year now.
It takes a lot from a book to hook me into finishing it.
Im determined that I will eventually finish it.

As for photogaphic inspiration, I look at magazines and surf the net.
I should probably get more serious about it than that.
But...

Serious?  That's lame.  I think I do that anyway, except with Mike, I am mean to him...  Wait a minute, he's mean to me and I don't mind. 

eh?  Are you Canadian?  Oh wait... sorry.

A little off topic, but it goes along with treat others as you'd like to be treated.

I read an article once that talked about how a lot of really successful business owners are much nicer to people that society says are "below" them - waiters, cab drivers, etc - than you would expect.  The stereotype of the really rich CEO is somebody that steps all over their employees and others, but this went against that stereotype.  It was something to do with them always treating people well, no matter the situation, and that carried over to their business and helped their success.

Mike.... you just.... irritate me.

Books:  I really would love a nice book about female posing that wasn't dirty. 

Paula,

I just bought "God is at Eye Level" from Amazon!  I haven't really gotten into it yet.  The Kiosaki (sp?) books are actually great.  If you take them the right way they can be life changing.  I have read about a dozen of them over the last year and they have seriously affected my thinking.  I am working on having them seriously affect my life!

Ed

I will, I have been keeping an eye out.  The problem is that all books are either bridal posing, which are extremely basic, and glamour posing, which I am more interested in, but they usually contain explicit nudity.
For reference I really like Maxim, although it's not going to be of much good for posing high school senior girls, unless you want a law suit.  The articles are entertaining though
Men are weird.

Here is my wish list of things I am looking for in a female posing book:
It can start with the basics, S curves, and whatnot, but then go deeper, with things like -
Posing for different figure types.
Posing for different styles of clothing (very important).
Different types of female portraiture, glamour and beauty vs. fashion and editorial.
How to talk to the model, getting them into the pose, pychological stuff.
And then maybe some tips on lighting and editing at the end.

Alright, I'm ready to write the dang book myself.  Will everyone buy a copy from me?