How often do you read a book? Novel?

[Lobo]

I usally sit down for about an hour each night, and read on one of my books. Right now im working on The Crystal Shard by R.A. Salvatore.

Also what genre of books do you read? Book names are welcome.

[Ergot]

I like Sci-fi :X I usually read for 30 or so minute everynight before I go to sleep, usually in bed :] But that's only when I have a novel, and thats only when I have school :]

[Mythix]

Philosophy, Math, Anything from emerson, hemmingway or grisham. If anyone would like a list of great novels worth your time, hit me up.

[iago]

I used to spend about 3 hours/day, because that's how long I'm on the bus.  But lately, I haven't been reading on the bus :/

[Mythix]

you upset the literature gods.

[deadly7]

Anything from an hour to around 5. I once had a reading marathon at my house cause I was madly in love with this one book I was reading.
Anyways, anything from Ludlum, Clancy,  Preston (douglas), and a couple others I can't remember.
Action, Sci-Fi, anything, just not romance or shitty stuff.

[Quik]

I read right before I go to sleep, helps knowledge sink in. I'm reading an adventure novel right now, but next is probably Douglas Adams and then Jon Stewart (I like comedic books too. If you do, I suggest America: The Democracy Inaction) with Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie's C Programming Language book.

[iago]

I haven't read a novel in years, except for Terry Pratchett's.  I've recently read Hacking: Art of Exploitation, The Art of UNIX Programming, Beginning Linux Programming, and some textbooks.

[Newby]

Indeed. I only read when I'm forced to read.

[wires]

Last book I read was Starship Titanic by Terry Jones (sci-fi/comedy).

I like comedy, sci-fi, action, adventure, mythology, and some fantasy.

[deadly7]

Woot, finished The Cabinet of Curiosities - a suspensful mystery by Douglas Preston and some other guy.

Now starting, Neanderthal by John Darnton.

[rabbit]

Sci-Fi/Fantasy for me :)
I also like science and math books too.
I read anywhere from 10 minutes to 10 hours a day.  Recently I've been reading Paul Davies About Time which talks about what time is and how it works (gravity, quantum mechanics, etc...) and Jack McDevitt's Moonfall, which I'm not too far into (it's sci-fi!).

[Alan]

I NEVER EVER READ!

[Joe]

@RaBBiT: That time one sounds interesting. I'll have to have a look at it.

@Topic: I hardly ever read. When the new Harry Potter book comes out, I'll read it, I guess. The only other exception is in Study Hall. Seeing as how I'm anti-homework, I re-read Lord of the Rings instead.

[wires]

Picked up The Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett yesterday.  So far I like it. :]

<3 iago for author suggestion.