Reading

[Ed Anger]

The problem with fiction for me is that I don't impulse buy anymore. I stick with authors I know(glen cook, Abercrombie, David Drake) and am totally out of touch with newer stuff.

[Maladict]

So far this year, 6 fiction and 9 non-fiction.

That's more fiction than I thought it would be, but mostly classics.

[jimmy olsen]

Usually fiction, but I still read nonfiction now and then.

[Zanza]

I guess like 3/4 fiction.

[Gups]

2/3 fiction by book, 50/50 by volume.

70% of my non-fic is hiistory or historical biography.

About 70% of my fic is post-war, although the availability of free classics on kindle is pushing me towards the Shelf approach.

[Grey Fox]

Almost exclusively Fiction. The non-fiction are usually Hockey History books.

[Habbaku]

Practically all non-fiction.  Maybe 1 in 10 is fiction.  Novels just don't do it for me the way a good history does, though some notable exceptions are there (Yiddish Policeman's Union, for example).

[The Brain]

Mostly non-fiction. 80%?

Please don't send me to reading gaol.

[Ed Anger]

Mostly non-fiction. 80%?

Please don't send me to reading gaol.

You are sentenced to read Ayn Rand.

[The Brain]

Mostly non-fiction. 80%?

Please don't send me to reading gaol.

You are sentenced to read Ayn Rand.

If she writes as well as she looks...

[Ideologue]

That's non-fiction.  That's what the 50s were like.  Eisenhower taxed people and made them pay for massive stretches of concrete in violation of their rights to not be taxed for anything.