What I've read so far in 2010

Well, I've decided that I'm going to keep my book reviews here on Blogspot.
That way you can get an idea of what I think about certain books and you can also see what I'm reading / have read.

Here's a list of books read this year:

• The Arthurian Omen by G. G. Vandagriff - good mystery book. Kept me on the edge of my seat.
  
• The Secret - this is a self-help book with no plot. Hard to keep my attention. Like reading a text book.
• Irish Fairy Tales - Nice short stories often with a moral associated.
• True Names... And Other Dangers by Vernor Vinge - fun, short, science fiction stories.
• 100 Malicious Little Mysteries - A collection of mysteries written in 2000 words or less. I didn't finish this, I only got further along.

I'm hoping that by having a place to retain book reviews of what I have read that I will do a better job of reading more and thinking about the books I've read.

I couple of good questions I found myself thinking about after reading The Arthurian Omen were:

If I found out I had a serious mental illness that affected others, would I be able to live with myself?

How far does forgiveness go? I know it's supposed to be a virtue and it's better for us to forgive everything, but there is a point where it is better that one man suffer than that the entire nation / population continue to suffer the misdeeds of one. "The good of the many outweigh the good of the one."

I think I'll also post from my collection of quotes occasionally as well. Right now my collection of quotes is in a spiral bound notebook. It would be much more accessible if I would post it online, along with comments of why I like the quotes.