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Old 08-29-2014, 02:51 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by xibalban View Post
A very fine approach, I must say. It does help me in some good way. However, the problem (with me i.e.) is that it's the genre that bases my reading choice rather than the era when it was written. I enjoy Salinger as much as I would Plutarch.

"Too hard basket" is the keyword, true.
I know what you mean. I like SF and not only are there different sub-genres of it but there are different decades even if you limit yourself to the start of modern SF such as Verne and Wells instead of looking at older works that have elements of the genre. Not to mention even the best of authors in a given genre can write both very good and very bad fiction at times. Is there a particular genre of book that you read more often than others? That might help narrow things down a bit.
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