Oh god. The fiction folder of my phone… it’s… it’s all Warhammer. Dear god, what am I?
2 days ago | 81
Cant really get into too much fiction, not cause of lack of will, theres just too much nonfiction higher on my to read list and my time for reading is limited
2 days ago | 17
I make a habit of spending at least one day a week offline - reading fills that time nicely. Currently I’m working through the Honor Harrington series.
2 days ago | 12
I go in cycles where I will read fiction every free moment for weeks or months, then go months without picking up a fiction book.
2 days ago | 9
Quite often, just finished The Infinite and The Divine, very highly recommended
2 days ago | 6
It’s about an even split between fiction and nonfiction for me. Maybe slightly more nonfiction, but that varies throughout the years
1 day ago | 0
Master and Commander, closest you’ll get to bring on the fence of non-fiction and fiction (Not including “If I did it”)
2 days ago (edited) | 2
I used to be a big reader as a kid, especially with fiction, but it's been so hard to fet myself to read nowadays, and it makes me sad. I hope I can actually get back into it. Might help me write my own book better too😅
2 days ago | 2
Used to all the time but stopped years ago in college and with work.
2 days ago | 3
I recently read "Massacre at goliad its historical fiction, and it was fantastic.
12 hours ago | 0
I got quite interested in Tolkien recently. This summer I read through Children of Húrin as well as Beren and Lúthien, and I'll definitely read more eventually.
1 day ago | 1
I try to flip between historical and fiction every book. Unless I get into a series, I may read a few in that series. Im planning on getting your book this winter!
2 days ago | 0
I read almost exclusively fiction when I was younger, I remember my mother reading Eragon to me and that really got me going on fantasy. From there I enjoyed The Lord of the Rings, Conan The Barbarian, Solomon Kain, The Rangers Apprentice, The Dwarves, and others. Now I mostly read books about the history of cultures and countries or essay collections like Pensees, selected writings of John Stuart Mills that sort of thing. Edit: The last fiction book I read was Herod The Great by Zora Neal Hurston, released posthumously. The book 1632 has caught my interest but I haven't read it yet. I'm currently waiting on Around the world with General Grant to arrive at my library.
2 days ago (edited) | 0
Me, looking at my entire folder of Brandon Sanderson books:
2 days ago | 2
I pretty much only read nonfiction. Currently about 1/4 into Fire in the Sky by Eric Bergerud.
2 days ago | 0
I am 77 and am currently working my way through the Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett. I usually have three or four fiction and one nonfiction book going at the same time.
2 days ago | 2
I spend more time listening to fiction via audiobooks or fan narration at work than I read these days. But I still read a bit.
1 day ago | 0
I even write my own fiction. I also play MUDs/Persistent Worlds to roleplay in! Sci-fi & Fantasy and naval fiction.
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Brandon Fisichella
How often do you read fiction? (for fun- not a school assignment!)
2 days ago | [YT] | 321