The problem is that I am one of those professionals that spends my free time reading professional books and so I never actually make time to
read fiction books for pleasure.
Despite, or maybe because of, my being a nonfiction writer, one whose professional career is spent dealing with facts, I like
reading fiction in my spare time.
When reading fiction, I sometimes want to be transported to a place I've never been before, and unfortunately, most of these stories didn't do that for me.
Don't just
read fiction from the genre in which you want to write; the trick is to read absolutely everything you can get your hands on.
Since I became an indie author, I decided that I would support my new peers
by reading fiction only from indie authors.
Students read fiction and nonfiction books that provide enrichment to subjects studied in other areas of the curriculum.
Healthy lifestyle, happiness and fulfillment, parenting... even
reading fiction helps to expand your vocabulary.
I've read some of your horror and when
people read your fiction it's like they see inside your head in a very different way.
I look forward to reading the next book in the trilogy after I take a break to
read fiction instead.
Women were more likely to
read fiction e-books than men, while men were more likely to read business e-books than women.
I had not read it because the title had put me off and I am teaching an overload this semester, so time
spent reading fiction is precious.
Reading fiction helps ease the anxieties children commonly experience facing important events in their lives, whether it's starting school, going on a first date, or approaching school tests.
Summary: This article explores the importance
of reading fiction in helping students understand characters and their motivations, relationships, and emotions by simulating the character's experiences in relation to the story.
For example, Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale was the
most read fiction book of 2017 (a fairly sad commentary on our times, but no need to go there), followed by Stephen King's IT, which comes as no surprise due to the exposure the movie remake brought.
A November 2015 ALA / BISG study indicated that 58 % of
adults read fiction digitally at least some of the time and 53 % read nonfiction digitally.
When Mrs. Echols is not hard at work, she enjoys
reading fiction novels and hanging out with her husband Joseph and her 14 year old son, Andrew.
In terms of reading platforms, mobile devices enjoy almost exclusive preference (China being the world's biggest market for smartphones), with a high percentage of
readers reading fiction through apps.
When I
started reading fiction years ago, I didn't do so because I was seeking anything, except, perhaps, the thrill of saying I'd finished The Brothers Karamazov.
I
now read fiction almost exclusively on my Kindle, which I never go anywhere without.
While young adults
prefer reading fiction over nonfiction, the older population of the country, aged 55 and above, mostly opts for nonfiction books,» says Brijesh Kumar Choubey, a lead analyst at Technavio for retail goods and services.
I
like reading fiction where something about God or about how we relate to God is woven into the story (I don't like preachy fiction, where the author hits me over the head with his or her answers).
Like giving away short stories (not necessarily on blogs, because people don't
really read fiction on blogs.
Read 2 books a week — I'm still on the non-fiction book I was on last year and I haven't
read any fiction at all!!