Update #2:

Merry christmas everyone!

As prophesied, I recieved about a billion gift certificates to chapters bookstores. I've already placed my order for the books they have in stock. Here is the list, in case anyone wants a review of one or more of these when they arrive.

Bent Larsen's Best Games of Chess by Bent Larsen

The Life and Games of Mikhail Tal by Mikhail Tal

The Pirc in Black and White by James Vigus

Dangerous Weapons: The King's Indian

Dangerous Weapons: The Pirc/Modern

Chess Strategy in Action by John Watson

My 60 Memorable Games by Bobby Fischer

Beat the KID: Three Lines Against the King's Indian by Jan Markos

Challenging the Grunfeld by Eddie Dearing

Experts vs. the Sicilian 2nd Edition

These are the books Chapters carried that I thought were neat. Like I said, reviews for anyone who wants one.

Updated (for my own personal organization more than anything else):

Chess Strategy in Action by John Watson

Dynamic Chess Strategy by Mihai Suba

My 60 Memorable Games by Fischer

Larsen's Best Games by Larsen

Life and Games of Mikhail Tal by Tal

Judgement and Planning in Chess by Euwe

From London to Elista by Bareev and Levitov

Beat the KID by Jan Markos

Kramnik's Best Games by Kramnik

The Complete Hedgehog by Sergei Shipov

Opening Repertoire For White According to Kramnik vol 1 a+b

I have Secrets of Modern Chess Strategy but haven't got a chance to read it, it looks excellent though. I've heard only great things about Suba and Chess Strategy in Action too so those are definitely on my list. Thanks Tim!

there is a new algebraic of 60 memorable games- yes you must read it.

Get these, eric

John Watson : Secrets of Modern Chess Strategy and Chess Strategy in Action

Suba: Dynamic Chess Strategy

Glad to hear that! Makes me happy to know there are few fellow Kramnik fans in the sea of haters . Then you would really enjoy the London to Elista book, especially if you have time to go through the games seriously, and THEN read all the backstage stories about it.

I can go forever about the book. Think of a child that loves chocolates, but just can't get enough of them, not enough resources. The Elista book is like 6 months in her favorite chocolate factory with unlimited access to any chocolate related material.

Ah yes! From London to Elista I completely forgot about that book. I'm a huge Kramnik fan and this will make my year. Thanks guys! 

Yes, 'London to Elista' is a great read. I'd get 'The Even More Complete Chess Addict' if you don't own it already. It's really a chess trivia book, great if you want to just relax.

If you like reading backstage-kitchen stories of chess and like Kramnik, I'd certainly recommend From London to Elista. It's by far the best book I've had that's related to chess.