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What Types of Reading Materials do Read At Least Semi-Regularly?

Novels: 29; 23%

Poetry: 9; 7%

Short Stories: 14; 11%

Magazines: 3; 2%

Graphic Novels/Comic Books/Manga: 29; 23%

Non-Fiction Books/Essays/Scientific Papers: 14; 11%

Children Picture Books: 5; 4%

Journalism: 6; 5%

Screenplays: 3; 2%

Other: 12; 10%

: Total votes : 124

Re: What book genre does the person above you seem like?

by hellebore » Thu Jan 24, 2019 12:22 pm

Dystopian thriller.

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Re: What book genre does the person above you seem like?

by cainhurst » Fri Jan 25, 2019 2:29 am

historical fiction with a dash of adventure and mystery

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Re: What book genre does the person above you seem like?

by arovet li » Fri Jan 25, 2019 2:41 am

perhaps the genre of many dystopian novels written in the mid-to-late 20th century, à la farenheit 451 or brave new world :-)

". . . I alone was a dream,. a figment which
had .never .really. touched. anything. .I felt
that .I was not, .never had been .and never
would be a part of this overpoweringly solid
and deeply meaningful. world .around .me."