I admit it, I read the 2010 equivalent of dime store novels.  I love Simon Scarrow's "Eagle" books, and I follow Bernard Cornwell's The Grail Quest and The Saxon Stories.  I also read Stephen R. Donaldson's
Thomas Covenant chronicles.  My complaint is that I've devoured the books and now I've nothing left to read.  Scarrow's Gladiator is out on Amazon, but I will wait for my birthday to buy it.  Cornwell doesn't have anything coming out soon and Donaldson's next book isn't due until October.

I think I'll reread The Ten Thousand.  Steven Pressfield doesn't seem to have anything in the works, although Killing Rommel is worth reading three or four times.  The fall may be filled with the readings of new authors as I branch out.