Help me fill up my reading Wish List

I've got a new bookcase and an upcoming birthday, and it seems like those two things could work well together. The thing is, right at the moment I don't have very many books that I am actively wanting. So I need you folks to tell me about the books that I want but don't know it yet.

Favored writers include Pratchett, Bester, and my Three Donalds: Barthelme, Harington, and Westlake. Top books are Catch-22, John Varley's The Golden Globe (haven't liked his others as much), and That Grail Song, Sam, One More Time by George V. Packard, which is probably too obscure to help but I love it too much to leave it out.

Best thing I've read recently was Kevin Hearne's Iron Druid Chronicles, now I'm stuck waiting until April for the next one. Oh, Philip Palmer's Version 43 was also great. In general, I like books that take an unusual approach to things, especially books that don't fit neatly in one genre.

So tell me what I want, because I want to want things.

My books just barely fit on the cases I had, and that was with vertical stacks on a majority of shelves. So when one of them didn't survive my move last month, I replaced it with two, and now I have some room to play with.

I've found good things at library sales before, but not often. (Roderick Macleish's First Book of Eppe may be the best value I've ever gotten out of fifty cents.) Right now, though, I have an outside chance of getting people to buy me things. I just don't know what to ask for.

I've read almost everything Vonnegut. (Never been able to get through Player Piano, for some reason.) Sirens of Titan and Cat's Cradle are my favorites.

Some of those have been added to my list! Thank you both.

Rob, I assure you that I am well-stocked when it comes to my Donalds. I'm missing a lot of Westlake, sure, but the man had more pseudonyms than most writers have books.

Kitty, have you read the Nursery Crime books? Because I read the first of those, and it... annoyed me. I don't recall specifically why at this point, but it's caused me to avoid Fforde. If you tell me the Thursday Next books are incomparably better, I'll certainly put them on the list. BUT PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM NOT ARGUING

Thanks, Murrey. That sort of thing is why I mentioned it anyway. I wrote about Grail Song on my LiveJournal (those were the days when I still used LiveJournal) after finding it in my college library, apparently untouched for thirty years. Six years later, my post got a comment from Packard's old girlfriend.

Never know where you'll find a connection.