Any Suggestions on a good Flash Photography Book?

I have "Understanding Exposure" and re-read sections of it regularly as I continue to explore the worlds of learning how to shoot "creatively correct" exposures.

I am about to step up my game and get a Canon 430EXII Flash and some other gadgets for x-mas.

Any good books out there that spell out techniques for using flash to help a novice learn more ways to make "creatively correct" exposures.

Try the stickies here at POTN in the 'Small Flash' forum and then go read the Strobist blog. Those two are probably better than any commonly available books.

Thanks for the tip!

For calculating a M exposure with strobe, this might help understand how distance relates to flash output:
Fill light at sunset

The Hot Shoe Diaries: Big Light from Small Flashes by Joe McNally is a wonderful book. Here is a great list of the best photography lighting books.

If you have a speedlite, then the speedlite system: Digital Field Guide by J Dennis Thomas is a good read, although it hasn't really updated to the 430EXII/580EXII, the basics are the same, and a good read, actually my first photography book I have actually read front to back

mickdaniel wrote in post #9181800
The Hot Shoe Diaries: Big Light from Small Flashes by Joe McNally is a wonderful book. Here is a great list of the best photography lighting books.

McNally also has a video out - Photographing with One Light, produced by Kelby Training

If you are intrested in on camera flash photography then you can have a look at http://planetneil.com/​tangents

He also have a book but most of the information is also available on site.