because twilight keeps them stupid?

Reading 'American Gods' by Neil Gaiman. The guy has an imagination i wanna slurp with my tongue and use as a maypole so i can dance around it.

I try to read, but I generally read very slowly..
Currently reading Consciousness explained by Daniel Denett.
Just bought hitchiker's guide to the galaxy a week ago.

I've read voraciously since I was a kid. I keep buying books and since I now have less time for reading than I did when I was younger (although I still manage to keep a few on the go at any one time), I now have a backlog. At last count, I had almost 500 books waiting. But I'll get to them eventually.
Currently reading Guy Gavriel Kay's latest, "Under Heaven", about half way through Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility", also started Rick Atkinson's "Day of Battle", and I'm reading Suzanne Collins' "Catching Fire" to my daughter.
Jungletoad: I found "Cryptonomicon" was one helluva good read.

Currently reading the discworld series, also reading through Anne Rice's Vampire series. Oh and Cradle to Cradle for schoolwork

do yourself a favor and read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anansi_Boys also. It is divine :D

I am reading William Gibson's Neuromancer (AMAZING) and just got done with Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash (ALSO AMAZING)

I read so many books while growing up. But after I started work I rarely have time to read these days.
If I start reading a book I tend to get sucked in, and the it's 4am, and then i'm dead at work the next day. Oh to be a kid again.
The last books I read that I really got into were the Song of Ice and Fire books. Awesome, yet I'm unhappy they're going to drag on to more than 4 books. I've been wary of big series ever since Wheel of time. *goes off to google if that's been finished yet*
Read a couple of dull but short detective novels recently because they were lying around.
Now (on and off over the last few weeks) I'm reading Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged.
It's awesome. It's interesting. It's weird and disturbing. It's freaking long... might finish it this century.

You know it's weird. When I was a kid I wrote lots of sub standard derivative copies of star wars and lord of the rings. But no-one gave ME millions of dollars for them. I think I needed more x-wings/dragons. ;-)

Not yet. But Brandon Sanderson is finishing them, and looks like it's going to be done in a bout a year and a half.
You nailed it. I'm amazed at how many people like it. Poorly written, let alone being derivative, IMO.

currently reading The Princess Bride

Nah, only about 5-6 books per month.
Mostly SciFi (and cyberpunk is my only true love) and some New wierd, becausy "normal fantasy" really sucks.
And Chuck Palahniuk (The Fight club) :)

Uuu, what about Kulhánek, what about Kulhánek?

I suppose Playboy does have words.
Well actually I just read a load of magazines (gaming, Popular Mechanics, Esquire, all that fun stuff) and I buy a lot of books. Right now I'm reading WAR by Sebastian Junger, writer of The Perfect Storm.

I've read all of his books. I am nor fan nor hater. It's quite good, better than Žamboch.
And I like Cestu krve (The way of Blood) and his short stories, but not the - It's seven am, time to kill some cop :-D