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Do you prefer to read fiction or non-fiction? Why?
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Non-fiction. I find that there's way more creativity in there.
Fiction, escapism... real life is highly over rated at times. But I will read the occasional non-fiction when I want to get more indepth into a storyline.
both... fiction stories and cook books
Fiction... Living is real enough. Fiction keeps dreams alive.
whichever means fantasy :P
both...I need to be able to dream as well as learn something every now and then
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Male, 41-50 years, Married, TN, US | Aug 19, 2011
Male, 41-50 years, Married, TN, US | Aug 19, 2011
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I prefer fiction. I like to escape from real life every now and then :-)
fiction. it helps me dream
non-fiction. I value learning more than escaping reality (I already do enough of that)
Fiction, I love to escape from reality.
Usually fiction because I like getting away from reality, but I don't mind non-fiction.
Non-fiction. I'm a history and science buff.
Both. I love fiction because it lets me transport myself into new worlds and it lets me get away from my life when I feel too closed off. I also love non-fiction because I feel learning is a life long experience.
There's no such thing as nonfiction.
