What is you Current Favorite Genre?
@quiltedblessings (1066)
United States
March 1, 2008 4:05pm CST
I've currently been reading alot of dark fantasy. I have to say I totally get into it! I'm reading a series by Kelley Armstrong right now, and it is so good!
So, what is your current favorite genre? I love alot of them, but I jump from one to another every few months.
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@kimbers867 (2539)
• United States
2 Mar 08
I am reading a police thriller now. I have several authors in this genre that I like to keep up with.
I am waiting for a couple of biographies to come in at the library for a change of pace.
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@quiltedblessings (1066)
• United States
2 Mar 08
Oh I went through a police thriller phase! I can't remember the ones that I really liked, I think they were by J.D. Robb? Oh I can't keep all my books straight in my brain...
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@kimbers867 (2539)
• United States
2 Mar 08
Yep, JD Robb rocks!!!
I am now reading Faye Kellerman's Peter Decker series. I am only on book 6 of 16, so I have a way to go. She is a very good writter. Not a lot of fluff.
@starrywonder (625)
• United States
1 Mar 08
I love so many different kids like mystery and fantasy that its hard to decide. I like to write and my favorite genre to write is fantasy because you can create your own world.
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@quiltedblessings (1066)
• United States
2 Mar 08
Both are genres I enjoy! :O) It is tough to decide on one, right? LOL I write also, though I tend to write more humor, and traditional fiction. Who knows, I may venture into fantasy myself! :O)
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@irisheyes (4370)
• United States
2 Mar 08
For some reason, I find myself reading a good bit of historical fiction lately. I always liked Edward Rutherford but lately, I've been reading Philippa Gregory's books set in Tudor England. I just checked out a book st in the reign of Catherine the Great.
@quiltedblessings (1066)
• United States
2 Mar 08
Historical Fiction can be very good. I loved all of the books that went along with The Other Boleyn Girl. You know, every time I get obsessed with a book (like The Other Boleyn Girl) it ends up a movie, hmmm why is that? LOL
@lordwarwizard (35747)
• Singapore
2 Mar 08
I LOVE fantasy books.
That's all I read (trying to like science fiction too since fantasy books are too few lol) and I always have a book with me.
Dark fantasy is not so common and I don't go looking for them. If I happen to stumble on them, so be it. But what's your definition of dark fantasy really?
As for books by Kelley Armstrong, I have only read Dime Store Magic which is okay.
@quiltedblessings (1066)
• United States
2 Mar 08
Dark Fantasy is the lumping together of all the supernatural things like vampires, werewolves, witches, sorcerers, etc. Thus giving it the "dark" theme. :O) I grew tired of the same ol elves, pixies, fairies, etc.
Dime Store Magic was okay, but that was the middle book in the series. Bitten is the first one, I think Stolen was the second... But so far there are 6 in the series, I'm on the sixth "Broken" and another is due out, just no idea when... lol
After this one, I'm moving onto a vampire hunter series. I can't remember the author, but I'll remember sooner or later! LOL
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@CanadaGal (4304)
• Canada
2 Mar 08
I guess the genre I'm reading right now would be considered science fiction. But it is also mystery.
I am on a Douglas Adams kick, and recently finished rereading his Hitchhiker series. I am now reading his 2nd Dirk Gently book, "The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul". I will then move on to "The Salmon of Doubt", and I'm not yet sure what genre or genres it will fall under.
Hahahha.. if there's such a thing as a random or sarcasm genre, then I would think all of Adams' work could be put into them as well. :P
@quiltedblessings (1066)
• United States
2 Mar 08
Wow, I've never read any of his stuff, I may have to look him up! :O) Thanks for letting me know about him. :O)
I'm always on the hunt for new good stuff to read. :O) I'm a book junkie. lol
@mrtimharry (1180)
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2 Mar 08
Just started re-reading a lot of detective stories - Agatha Christie's Poirot, Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and Leslie Charteris' the Saint
@quiltedblessings (1066)
• United States
2 Mar 08
Oh I love Agatha Christie! I think in high school I must have read a ton of her novels! Good choices!
@KrauseHome (36445)
• United States
5 Mar 08
Well, I enjoy reading about others and things they have had to overcome, but one kind I really Love to read is True Crime, especially anything from Local author Ann Rule. Her books really keep me entralled for hrs.
@jeanniemay (1798)
• Philippines
2 Mar 08
I love suspense drama thrillers. I am awestruck by the story line and how the author present the facts, its amazing. I also love detective stories, the stories are somehow fictional but few of which happens in real life.
