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Old 06-13-2012, 10:23 AM   #43
silvi
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My reading habits change according to what I'm doing at the time.
When I was studying A level Literature, I read many classic novels (and forced myself to read every Shakespeare play), just to immerse myself in the genre.
When I was teaching Imperial History, I read Kipling, Conrad and others, to get a feel of the times.
When I was involved in socialist politics, I read George Orwell and Bernard Shaw as well as Marx.
And so on....

But as to taste, I have always preferred thrillers, although as time has gone by, I find it increasingly difficult to be 'thrilled' by the end of the novel, as I have usually worked out exactly what is happening from the second chapter.
So perhaps it's time for a change.
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