Have you read Good Omens? You should, you know? ;)

Let's see, what else?
1. The Gun Seller by Hugh Laurie - yes that one - and while we're there...
2. Making History by Stephen Fry
3. Lamb - The Gospel according to Biff by Christopher Moore
4. Eureka Street by Robert McLiam Wilson
5. Life's That Way by Jim Beaver (the one autobiography you might want to read?)

aaand of course: all the Jane Austen ;)


eta: sorry for all the edits - I can't think today