Hey guys.
I have just finished reading Theory of Poker by Sklansky and i am wanting to get a book on Sng's is there any books avialable on Sng's or similar to them ?
Cheers

Harrington on Hold 'em is probably the best tournament book (series) avilable, and his theories cover all tournaments, both STT's and MTT's.

Two Plus Two has one coming out in a few months. Here is an excerpt:
http://www.twoplustwo.com/magazine/current/Moshman0607.html

Here is another coming out soon:

Scott Fischman's "Online Ace" has a section dealing specifically with SnG's.

there is no "real" book written about sit-n-go's however scotts chapter is pretty good
i would say that are more "write ups" on the subject ~ i would say check out pocketfives and fury justices site.

best of luck and flop'm dead

Indeed. In case the OP doesn't feel like reading the whole thing since I got a free copy from espn.com because I had a gift card I never used I'll summarize the section:

1. Look for spots to double up early but play few hands and push yr big starting hands
2. 4 handed be pushing at every opportunity if/when opponents are giving away troves of stack pumping blinds to try and fold to the money

That's about it.

Fischman's book is pretty good. There's also a few TJ books that touch on SNGs/Satelittes, but they're not great imo.
Other than books, there's loads more info on SNGs. Howard Lederer first Full Tilt pro tip thing, discusses SNGs, thats pretty good. Theres a great post in the pocket 5 archive. the 2+2 forums are obv great too.

Using all the above info I wrote my own STT strategy, it's somewhere in the tourney forum, I still standby 85%+ of it, and defended all the critics!

I'm pretty sure in Phil Gordon's Little Blue Book, there is a section about Sng's. I havn't read it, but someone told me there was a section in there.

I didn't see a topic on this, so I'll just mention it here. I recently finished reading "Sit 'n Go Strategy" by Collin Moshman and it was an excellent read. I highly recommend it for all SNG players. It advises you how to play each phase of the tournament (low/mid/high blinds). Also it stresses aggressive play on the bubble and explains when you should steal and re-steal and how to develop a tight-aggressive image.