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Hi,
I've got a few recommendations:
I agree with Timing..Neutral Buoyancy was a good read...interesting to learn of other's experiences.
Also,
An Introduction to Technical Diving by Rob Palmer...very good.
The Essentials of Deeper Diving...John Lippman
The Cave Divers by Robert Burgess (a history of American cave diving)
The Darkness Beckons by Martyn Farr (a history of cave diving)
OK..some of these might not be generally your cup of tea but for me it's great to learn about all aspects of technical diving...it can only help but may also open the way to new areas of diving...as it has me.
The Martyn Farr book is really excellent, but then I wanted to read it, you may not, and in any case, I'm going diving with him in 5 weeks in some caves in Wales so I have to read it before I dive with him so that I know what to expect....I'm getting nervous.
I have some other stuff on order..mainly geared towards cavern and cave diving but the great thing is you can learn stuff from these for your extended open water diving, deco dives, wreck penetration etc. I can let you know about these.
Finally (phew you say) I have general guides to diving around the world....really for choosing your next dive holiday....again, let me know if you want details.
Kinetic