Fellow bookworms, what type of literature do you normally consume the most of?

[Superreader]

Comics/graphic novels

Romance

Mystery or thriller

Classics or poetry

Nonfiction or self-help

Sci-fi or horror

Results

[WindAtMyBack]

90% fantasy.
10% classics, autobiography, historical novels, sci-fi, history.

For a few decades I mostly read serious stuff. But I missed reading just for fun like when I was a kid. So about 15 years ago I started reading just for entertainment again. I read enough serious stuff online. When I read actual books, it's me time and comfort zone.

[Drew-1990]

I'm not really a book nerd but I do love my comics and some manga. I have thought of starting to read, I was thinking LOTR and the Witcher series so I think I would enjoy more fantasy, I don't think that is classified as sci-fi.

[Superreader]

I think that’s a good place to start with novels

[Drew-1990]

Yeah I've been thinking about it for a little bit to start reading books more. Never been a book guy. But I kind of want to read these books for these movies and games I love come from

[Anonymous]

I read historical fiction, the older the better. I also enjoy litfic, historical fantasy and magical realism. I’m going through a stage right now where I’m reading a lot of classics, but really just anything that looks interesting or is recommended to me.

[DancingQueen16]

I mostly read graphic novels and some chapter books

[worldscolide]

They really need to allow us to select more than one. Scifi, horror, mystery, fantasy, erotic/romantic scifi horror and fantasy (relatively new with me), some non fiction, some regular fiction, I also read and write technical manuals (engineering)

Like keep ndle unlimited says I've read 800 books in the last 59 weeks.

[Huntingnfishin]

I wish you didn't have the nonfiction in with self help. Ugh I love books where I learn things from, but I find selfcare books to be cheesy, self aggranddizing and basically dumb in general

[Superreader]

Sorry about that and I do agree

[Huntingnfishin]

No worries! Book stores tend to do the same thing! Love the question by the way

[abc3643]

Right now, the web. So, nonfiction when it comes to things like the NYT or WashPo or The Hill, but fiction if it involves Fox News, NewsMax, or One America Network.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Shonen manga/superhero comics.
Fantasy.
Sci-Fi
Horror.
Choose your own adventure.
Reference books and nature/science encyclopedias.
Art books.

[SolitarySolace]

Urban fantasy mostly, stuff like The Dresden Files or The Arcane Casebook. Sometimes political books like “War on the American Republic.” Or stuff on relationships like “I Kissed Dating Goodbye.”

[rosemilk]

so i have a mix of comics/graphic novels/anime (obv) and also mystery/true crime stuff

[altaboy]

Why did you have to lump non-fiction with self help? I read non-fiction all the time, but never self help.

[Dargil]

Military and espionage novels. And Mafia stuff.

[bobby_bush_eater]

Historical fiction and non fiction by far for me.

I also like dystopian

[PBandJ_Nerd]

For me it's definitely romance.

[IslaTheWitch]

fantasy, SF, and hard SF

[Agape93]

Horror or alt history or apocalypse

[exitseven]

I usually read mystery novels or sci fi

[Lara_Croft]

Christian romance🤭

[Superreader]

Nicky Sparks? ? ?

[Lara_Croft]

More like Deeanne Gist, historical Christian romance. You've got to read a bride most begrudging

[dustybiker2]

Depends on my mood. I'm a serious reader though.

[jahaims]

Science journals and the like

[strateguy632]

fantasy most including magic or sci fi!

[JayBones2469]

Financials and analytics.

[laly520]

philosophy/history

[Flower7]

Mostly mysteries.