Do you prefer fiction or non-fiction books?
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Yeahwell...
ANSWERS: 18
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fiction
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I prefer fiction, most of the time.
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Depends what type of mood I'm in - and some non-fiction can be like fiction anyway. But at the moment I'm in a non-fiction mood.
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I will read both, but I prefer fiction. I get enough non-fiction (reality) in the newspaper and on the TV news.
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I like both but I read mostly historical books.
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I prefer book on spirituality and mysticism.
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They're both about equal in my eyes. There are few things I enjoy more than a good novel, but it can be very hard to get consistent quality out of fiction. And there are some rare times when I'm just not in the proper mindset to suspend my disbelief and fully appreciate works of fiction. In times like that, I turn to a good documentary. My favourite non-fiction topics are epedemiology, sociology, and politics, but as with all things, my tastes vary greatly. I do read more fiction than I do non-fiction, but I like them both about equally.
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I prefer my literature to be non-fiction. I prefer my TV shows to be fiction.
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i have always read fiction books and i can let my imagination run wild. i become the person in the books .
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I like both - it really depends on what I want to read!
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I prefer non-fiction.
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Nonfiction. Always.
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Both. I could never choose. I truly enjoy both, it just depends on my mood.
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While I like the imagination of fiction, I still prefer the true reality of nonfiction ... "No one person can ever change the truth, but the truth, once learned, can and will change the person." Buddha.
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I like to read both.
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Nonfiction, I might learn something...+5
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i like both, but most of the time nonfiction...
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Fiction based on facts. Facts told as fiction. A judicious mixture of fact and fiction. Facts powerful enough to make an impression so that they will be remembered even after the fictional part is forgotten. I recommend Robert Ludlum.
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