I like CoinPoker, it is basic, but runs smoothly and has no gimmicks.  No HUDs are allowed and the fields are usually fairly weak.

Although not strategy books, my favourite books are ‘Life’s a Gamble’ by Mike Sexton, and ‘One of a Kind – The Rise and Fall of Stuey “The Kid” Ungar, The World’s Greatest Poker Player’ By Nolan Dalla and Peter Alson.  I really like reading about the old school stories.

Not necessarily.  They can teach you basic rules, as well as advanced play.  However, translating this effectively to actual play is not so easy.  There are a lot of nuances in place when playing poker.  However, they are a great resource towards developing in poker.

Anything that Jonathan Little is involved with.  I find all his books to be extremely basic and he is just stating the obvious.  They might be ok for a complete novice of the game, however if you are an intermediate, experienced or advanced poker player then i would recommend to steer clear of all his books.

Moorman’s Book of Poker, by Chris Moorman.  We all know he is an online crusher, and i was thoroughly looking forward to his book.  However, the book follows a player i have never heard of, playing in a poker tournament and discussing various hands along the way.  Chris Moorman gives his assessment of how he played certain hands.  It was a huge let down for me.

Audio books all day long!