How Do You Read?

How do you read?

I get frequent questions—from readers and interviewers—asking me whether I read. My initial response is always, "What, are you crazy?", but I usually suppress this in favor of something more politic, like, "How can anybody not read?"

People do (not read, I mean), of course, horrifying as this concept is (my husband once had an employee who told him that her daughter had to read a book for school and so she had rented a copy for the child. Having been in her house, I'd...

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Published on May 12, 2011 03:55
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message 1: by [deleted user] (new)

I adore audio books. Especially the Outlander series as the narrator, Davina Porter, is top notch. As a sassenach I appreciate her skill.

I love to read but cannot always sit down and physically read; so audio books fill that place even walking the dog or weeding become verra pleasurable as I can enjoy Jamie in my ear.

I just finished Discovery of Witches, Dead Reckoning, Shade and Shift and am reading Gail Carriger's Steampunk novel Blameless. I'll chase this with the Persimmion Tree.

I hope A Breath of Snow and Ashes will become available on MP3 soon.


message 2: by Monica (new)

Monica I appreciate that you let us know what your currently reading. So we have some recomendations while we wait for your final. Plus we have the graphic novel and Lord John to tide us over. Sometimes anticipation just kills...


message 3: by [deleted user] (new)

Having an e-reader is what renewed my love of reading again. When I bought mine, the Outlander series was literally the first that I bought! My husband and I are reading Voyager currently. He has the paperback and I have it on my Kobo.


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