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Old 01-11-2011, 02:14 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by queentess View Post
If you don't enjoy it, why read it? (That is, assuming you're reading for escapism. There are plenty of reasons to force yourself to read, say, for school or someone's opinions you don't agree with.) Life's too short to read for-fun stuff that isn't fun. If I'm not liking something by about page 100, I abandon it and try something else.

And I say this as a SF/F reader
Of course you're right. No point trying to force myself to like something, especially when I have a large backlog of free TBR books waiting for me.

This forum has been a real eye opener for me, though. I also assumed most sci-fi/fantasy readers were younger males. I couldn't have been more wrong.

I still can't help but think I am missing something and may download one when I see a freebie that seems interesting. If I ever get in the mood for something totally different, it will be there. Ereaders give people options like this, it's so great.
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