Thanks TallMomOf2 for sharing.
As for Daithi's content management questions and speaking as a Sony Reader owner, I can do most of what you're describing now.
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You can also enter numbers, so if you enter 32 it will take you to the 32nd page in your list of books. One caveat, you need to press the '3' and the '2' very quickly.
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The Reader makes you hit the 'Enter' button after pressing in the page number, but not in the list of authors. However, the Reader groups the authors by their name so you can get to them pretty quickly.
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I look forward to the time that the Kindle software is upgraded to handle folders or has some others means of navigating large lists of books.
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I think the use of tags on the Reader is a great way to accomplish this, and using libprs500's tagging feature to create collections on the Reader is a snap.
Back to my original question of managing a reading list. I like LibraryThing a lot, and I am thinking of importing my library from Delicious (so that my reviews are useful for LT's Recommendations feature) and then using it's tagging system. Plus it can read Amazon wishlists as well.