How about:

Which of these books would you most like to see in print?

• Mastering Irregular Expectations, by Jeffrey Friedl
• Perl7 Core Dumps and the Kakapo Engine, by Allison Randall
• A Brief History of DateTime, by Dave Rolsky and Flavio Glock
• Visual Perl#.NET Step by Step, by Microsoft Press
• Desert Camel Maintenance and Care, by brian_d_foy
• The Lord of the Perls, by Larry Wall and Tom Christiansen
• Perl Best Practical Jokes, by Damian Conway
• The Perl Psychiatrist - Mental Recovery after Exposure to Mission-Critical Line Noise, by Peter Scott
• The Geek-Cruiser's Guide to the Galaxy, by Randal Schwartz
• Getting Abstinent of perlmonks.org in 21 Days, by Perl Monks Anonymous

Pardon me for things I write on a Friday night.

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