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So I've dabbled in Prolog and used it a few times, like many here. But yes, there are people doing significant and interesting work in Prolog. A friend of a friend who I followed when I was on Facebook uses Prolog quite a bit[1]. He's not an "all Prolog all the time" person. Rather, he's well acquainted with and likes Prolog and knows when it's a good fit for the problem at hand, or for pieces of the problem at hand. Search his site for prolog and you'll get a lot of interesting info.

1. http://covingtoninnovations.com/michael/index.html

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