What are the top resources for studying quantum gravity at a graduate level?

[DucTapePhysic]

Hey all,
Any suggestions on a good (graduate level) quantum gravity book? I'm quite accustomed with GR (Carroll, Schutz, Wald, Baez all beaten to death!) and am hoping to start acquainting myself with this field as it is what I will be researching.

Best
TS

 

[dextercioby]

Since the subject of quantum gravity is not so well established to have a definite and authoritative view on the subject, one point forward would be the book by Carlo Rovelli entitled just like that, "Quantum Gravity".
Another subjects worth knowing are the theory of supergravity developed in the '70s and '80s which you can get accustomed to from the 3rd volume of Weinberg's set (having gone through Wald means that Weinberg's 3 volumes should be a must) and classical extensions of GR like Poincaré gauge theory, Kaluza Klein theory, etc.