Don't be too impressed! I'll likely never get around to starting some of them, let alone finishing them.
I really want to get back to the point I was at after reading Kant. After I read his book everything else was incredibly easy to read. At the moment I am trying to make myself read 25 pages a day of Orwell (already missed two days!)
Will have to figure out a system to read more efficiently. Book selection is bloody important! I made a go of Derrida some time ago, but from what I could tell it was not worth the effort, and since I've heard Camille Paglia rant about how you need to understand French in order to get the main gist of his point.
Heidegger was an eye opener. It made me realise that half the crap that goes through my head makes more sense than his work does. The guy doesn't even bother to define his primary concept and instead hides behind utter nonsense half the time. Harshness aside some of his language I did find useful and it made me be more bold and less worried about sounding like a completely obtuse nutjob! haha!
No doubt I'll likely get stuck into Jung and Husserl and ignore ther other books for a year. Either that or start seven at once and finish none of them.
Anyway you'll know if I am reading a lot because in reality I should pretty much not bother with these forums so much. It would make a lot of sense to cut my time on here to every other day or just twice a week. At the moment I just keep telling myself it's useful writing practice. I think if I'm honest there is at least half a lie in there and I;m just purposely distracting myself ... speaking fo which!