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Have you tried running the recovery mode on reboot? Hold the power slider for about 15-20 seconds and then once you let go, immediately hold down the "Home" button before the screen even has a chance to flicker back on. This should Hard Reset the kindle and holding down the "Home" key while it's starting back up, you should be presented with a Recovery Mode. It will ask you to type in "RESET", which it will then run I suppose a factory reset on the kindle. You'll have to re-register and all of your books will be in the archived folder, instead of organized as you had it, because it's formatted your kindle obviously...but this is what it took to fix mine when I was having issues with the screen not changing.
By any chance, have you updated to firmware 3.1 and ran the fonts hack? After a few times, I realized that the issues came up after I installed the font hack and replaced the font with the Droid Sans package included in the forum. I reformatted, tried the font hack and left it alone and my issues were no longer there. I'm not sure if anybody else has had a similar issue, but if so, it should be noted that the 'Droid_Sans' package might not be compatible with the new update. Hopefully you get everything up and running again, I remember the feeling all too well of when things go wrong, so I wish you the best!
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