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The Full Tilt logo can be seen on everything from T-shirts and hats to the posterior of Ultimate Fighting Championship contenders. One place most people never thought they would find this corporate emblem is at their local Barnes and Noble or Borders books.

Most people would assume is someone nicknamed “PearlJammer” were the co-author of a book, the subject matter of the tome would about really epic guitar licks and how to grimace musically. Obviously that is not the case with this particular literary work, and Jon “PearlJammer” Turner is partnered with fellow poker players Eric “Rizen” Lynch, and Jon “Apestyles” Van Fleet as the authors of this tournament instructional.

Gus Hansen's new book "Every Hand Revealed" completely validates the old adage that you can't judge a book by its cover. Looking at his photo on the front of his newest literary work reminds of Max Schreck from the 1921 vampire horror classic, Nosferatu. If you can get past the photo though, you will find this book is an absolute gem. "Every Hand Revealed" helps the reader get into the head of one of poker's most accomplished players. This book provides in depth analysis of over 300 hands he played during his run at the Aussie Millions as well as mind set that drives the mechanics of his game.

Susie Isaacs loves poker and it shows in the vibrance of her work. She is a regular contributor to a number of major poker publications and is highly respected among her peers. And like an emboldened Mercedes convertible behind a stalled 1977 Pacer in rush hour traffic - Isaacs does not hesitate to toot her own horn - boldly proclaiming her status as having written more books dealing with poker than any other women in the biz.

If you are thinking about joining the biggest boom to hit poker to date - internet play - do not miss "Internet Poker: How to Play and Beat Online Poker Games" by Lou Krieger and Kathleen Keller Watterson. The book is worth its weight in gold and has everything you will need to get started. It is an appropriate choice for absolute online poker novices who have a lot of questions about starting to play poker online.

This book goes so far as to proclaim that it will be the only poker book you'll ever need. The author, John Wenzel, is certainly a skilled writer - as editor-in-chief for south Florida based "Poker Pro Magazine" he knows how to make a point about poker. He also knows how to win - having spent the last 25 years bringing home a profit playing the sport.

This book is a combination - one part Bellin's diary of poker life from the classiest to the cheesiest tables, one part collective look at the underside of poker, and one part textbook on the game of Texas Holdem.

Many poker greats praise T. J. Cloutier for providing the rock-solid poker playing advice that made them who they are today. Now you can learn the secrets of Cloutier's phenomenal tournament success in one of his latest paperback releases which is available from online outlets for around $20.

Author Matt Matros learned poker by the age of fifteen. A self-proclaimed "math geek", Matros fine-tuned a knack for using those math skills to make decisions about his game. In Matros' "The Making of a Poker Player" you'll learn how he places an emphasis on using numerical sense to win at poker.

Well, if two of poker's "Phil's" say it's a good book we should buy it, right? Both Phil Laak and Phil Gordon tout "Hunting Fish" as a book worth reading. What might prompt you more is what is inside.