Technical Literature

Books dealing with the following subjects help me to reach my goal of improving the technical section of the library:

Programming, computer science, system/network administration, web design, operating systems, digital typography, and computer security.

Don't get the wrong idea; I welcome books of all kinds. New books are preferred, but old ones can be valuable for historical reference (one never knows when he'll need a book on Z80 assembly language programming).

When donating money, you may request that your donation go to purchase centain books, if you feel they are important.

You may have books to donate around the house. If you do, I'd be happy to have them. The truly altruistic might wish to purchase the newest versions of some books; for those kind-hearted folks I provide the following information for assistance:

Publishers' web sites:

Addison Wesley Longman (http://www.aw.com/)
Prentice-Hall Professional Technical Reference (http://www.phptr.com/)
O'Reilly and Associates (http://www.ora.com/)

Online book sellers:

Barnes & Noble (http://www.bn.com/)
Fatbrain.com (http://www.fatbrain.com)
Borders (http://www.borders.com)
If you must, you can also order from Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com); however, it may not be politically correct.

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