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Originally Posted by cromag
Probably tied between Mystery/Crime (including cozies) and Science Fiction (mostly from the 60s and 70s, but some newer stuff), and that's the way I voted.
I also read some Fantasy, a little Horror (a little goes a long way) -- but not urban fantasy -- and some non-fiction (Science and some History). Not enough to worry about including them in my votes.
I'm 62. But I got my introduction to science fiction very early, sometime before the age of 10, and it stuck.  |
I'm 43 and I got hooked on reading by age 3 when my mom got me my 1st library card. Back then of course my favorite author was Dr. Seuss whose works I'm guessing would fit under the fantasy banner with his Grinches, Sneeches and Thing 2 and Thing 1 (who can find anything, anything, anything under the sun) among others.