Do fantasy/sc-fi readers agree with this? I love specualtive fiction, but I also love me some good non-fiction, am I the weird one? π€π
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in reply to Nick East (Indie Writer) • • •I definitely prefer fiction, Iβm more picky with non-fiction, but I do like it, mostly science and true-crime.
Iβd say 95% of what I read/listen to is fiction. Iβve realised I do better with non-fiction as audiobooks than reading it. So most of it is now audiobooks.
Nick East (Indie Writer)
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in reply to Nick East (Indie Writer) • • •True-crime to me is a lot of psychology, at least that is the part of it that really interests me.
I like listening to non-fiction for instance when walking or doing something at the same time, keeps me focused. In general when listening, I canβt just sit and listen, then I fall asleep π
When reading I lose focus more when reading non-ficition, hence often better with audiobook. Currently listening to Cosmos by Carl Sagan.
Nick East (Indie Writer)
in reply to waspfactory • • •@waspfactory I don't think I've read a single true-crime book, but I have watched a number of true-crime tv shows π
I have read some Psychology, but more in the guise of psychology textbooks.
Cosmos has been in my TBR for years and years π
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