Fiction or Non-Fiction?

Sometimes I read books but not always.

I like both. I try to borrow in equal measure of fiction and non-fiction. Fictions bring us to a world that we will never get to experience, such as thrillers and murders. In real life, we do not get to solve murder or get involve in explosion or terrorism. These are something that we can get when we read fictions. Non-fiction can be educational. I like to read investments and finance books, though I read all other types of books too.

I don't like non-fiction books much more movies. I like those realistic thrillers and suspense and action books and movies.

Mostly I read fiction although I do enjoy biographies too.

I enjoy both. It just depends on my mood.

Fiction though I do occasionally read self help books .Non fiction that I liked was Freakonomics

I really do love memoirs but I seem to read mostly fiction. Both are good though!

I am now more inclined to read non-fiction although I read a lot and preferred non fiction when I was a teenager.

I want to read both but have read more fiction over non-fiction. My favorite non-fiction writer is Mich Albom.

I've become predominantly a non-fiction reader in recent years, especially of social history. But i still enjoy fiction as well.

I love to read and my choice is normally fiction. I love to escape into a good story

I primarily read fiction (mysteries, thrillers) and an occasional biography.

I like both fiction and non-fiction. With non-fiction, I tend to prefer new age books that have to deal with angels, ghosts, UFOs, and monsters. As for fiction, I enjoy romance, mystery, horror, and women's fiction.

50/50 (I have to balance myself out somehow!) .

I read a balanced mix of each with equal delight

I like reading crime stories and unusual stories about ghosts and UFO's.

I mostly read history books. Not interesed in fiction.

When I was little I read nonfiction books to gain as much knowledge about the world as I could. Now I read and write fiction. I have a nonfiction book I want to write, but I'm tempted to add some fiction elements in as well, so it's a hybrid of the two. But I'm not sure.

Like most I started off reading fiction. I loved getting lost in strange and exotic lands created by writers like Enid Blyton, as a kid. Then I grew into action, adventure and crime books like hardy boys as a teenager. Then I was enchanted by works on crime, horror and mysteries by some of the very best in the business like Edgar Allan Poe. And finally for a while now I have graduated into non-fiction works, like biographies and philosophical works. Looking back my reading interests seem to reflect my mind maturing with age. Incredible isn't it?