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Hello. What sorts of stuff do you like to read? That will help making suggestions easier.

I've never brought myself to read lovecraft, but I have a friend who's a huge fan. Grammar's one thing, but editors do lot more than that...they tell you things like "this part has no purpose in the story"

despite the movie evidence only thing... it's actually The Old Republic game (specifically the imperial agent storyline) that makes me feel both sides have their good and evil peoples.

Did you try journaling to get specific dreams out of your system?

I'm reading the Shadow Children series now...it's enjoyable, not sure if it hits the "best book ever" chord, but it's worth a look.

Not sure. Read a good book before bed? Then maybe you'll think about the story instead. Try not to think about fears before sleep.

Alderaan was a tragedy. The Empire itself...as in the body of general people wasn't evil...but it certainly had some evil people in the ranks. True for any system/beaurocracy.

I have spurts of addiction. I go for 5 months with nothing...then answer like 50 threads.

It's very easy to miss mistakes in one's own writing, so having many other people read a work is def a plus. There are quite a few traditionally published works that still slip through with mistakes though. (I agree on getting honest editors...+ the whole hit/miss thing with self-published works.)

I have a hard time reading these books, but the stories are wonderful. (I just watch the movies :-)

The most recent Non-fic book I read was called Killing for Sport...about serial killers. It was okay, but I didn't learn anything I didn't already know from other books.

I've only read one or two of them, but I've heard the whole series on audio CD. These books are awesome. I actually don't like Smith's other series, but this one is definitely worth diving into.

Kathy Reichs books are okay. I haven't read them for quite a while....but I like the Bones TV show better.

I just started getting into Lee Child and David Balducci. I think Balducci has several series and stand alones. I like the King and Maxwell series (TV show too)

I pick up on more grammatical errors than technical, but I see your pt.

Congrats, now there are a whole slew of books about Sherlock Holmes, written in the same style, but obviously not by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

I just started getting into these books. Got the new one for free from amazon vine. It was pretty good. They're not exactly deep thinkers, but it's fun to see how many fights our hero can get in.

I remember liking the adventures of Frog and Toad

I've never read them, but I did see them at a library book sale... I may have to give them a chance someday.