Books for the trip

I'm going to take some books with me on this trip. I realise of course that everything I pack will add to the load on my back but I reckon we'll have ample time to get stuck in so it'll be worth it, if only as a distraction from each other, plus reading whilst abroad or in transit has always been a hugely rewarding experience for me.
Any further suggestions would be much appreciated for this once 5-novels-a-week-but-seriously-lapsed traveller!

Here's my reading list thus far:

• Lonely Planet guides to China, South East Asia and Japan - of course!
• 'Atlas Shrugged' by Ayn Rand - it's hefty but it's a classic and written by a woman!
• 'Journey to the End of the Night' by Louis-Ferdinand Celine - recommended by a friend
• 'Where's My Oasis?: The Essential Handbook for Everyone Wanting that Perfect Job' by Rowan Manahan - bought months ago, seems quite apt to read it now
• 'One Hundred Years Of Solitude' by Gabriel Garcia Marquez - I've been meaning to read this for ages, even just so I can say it's overrated
• oh and Tolstoy's 'War and Peace' - it's long and it's a classic
• and some poetry....hmmm....an anthology I think.