I'm reading The Path of Daggers, the eighth book in the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan.

I can't believe I haven't read this series before!

I am reading Dragonlance: Huma and the Minotaur.
Standard Fantasy stuff. Very cliche. I only started reading it because I was currently out of other books, and I had to get something fast, for the weekly page tally at school.
Before starting on Dragonlance, I was reading a book called "Human" about a computer wanting a human body. It was interesting, but in the end came out boring because the author went a little too philosophical, when he had no idea what he was talking about.

Currently reading Webster's Book of Quotes

Just finished reading Neverwhere by English author Neil Gaiman.

The Dark Tower by Stephen King, the first novel.

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote
Not a classic, but fine. I still believe that you have to go further if you want to convince me how humans go insane.

Fahrenheit 458

Just read Something Wicked this way comes. I really liked that book. Both are from Ray Bradbury, but Fahrenheit is a tad less likable.

I just got finished reading the Gateway series, a 7 book Star Trek saga that centers around the Iconian gateways discovered in The Next Generation. I read the books in just 5 days, a personal best for that many books.

Yuli.
Planet of the Apes was awesome. That twist gets you even if you know it's coming.

Currently reading "Journey's to the Heartland" by William Horwood.

At the moment I am reading Stephen King's The Shining. After this I have Batman- The Long Halloween lined up.

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Just finished A Song of Ice and Fire series and have just started Gardens of the Moon by Steven Erikson.

The Feather of the Dinosaur

Just another crime tale, but very creative.

The Summer Tree.

First time I've read a wizards-and-warriors fantasy that starts off in present day.