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Originally Posted by ATDrake
I like my fiction to be speculative and/or experimental, and for non-fiction I favour fairly-focused micro-histories, travel/cultural experience write-ups, things that go in-depth on a single or limited subject (often of moderate obscurity), and books which explain how stuff works (especially in relation to other stuff), and I also like specialist hobby/crafts books which I will never actually try the instructions for. And I also like a good use of visual design, hence my increasing collection of deluxe editions of various sequential art forms and artbooks concerning.
The result is that I end up reading a lot of sf/fantasy, historical and/or international detective mystery and adventure/drama (not much for thrillers, unfortunately, since they're much more readily available), experimental literary fiction which probably pays more attention to style than substance, graphic novels...
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I used to read a lot of literary fiction. I still dabble in it: McCarthy, Morrison, Eggers. Sci-fi is something I'm getting back into, as well as fantasy.
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