Great list, I haven't heard of any of these books. I have seen Ajahn Brahm on YouTube though, he's cool. I would certainly read their summaries if you want to share a link for me :)

One book I really like lately is "Be As YOU Are" by David Godman, about Ramana Maharshi's method of self enquiry. That one blew my mind with how straightforward it is. Most enlightenment stuff is super cryptic/poetic, but Maharshi finds a way to state it in straightforward, factual tone. All suffering belongs to the "I" thought, and if you grab that sucker and hold him still with conscious attention, all is well.