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I'm not deadset against re-reading (though my mother is), but I tend not re-read books as a general rule, just because I've had so little time to read the last few years and I want to make the most of it. On the other hand, there are several books that I regularly re-read because I like the way...

I try to avoid going to bookstores, because I have no impulse control when it comes to books, and I end up buying interesting-looking books but never reading them. In fact, I recently made a pledge that for the next two and a half years or so, for every new book I buy new I have to get rid of...

"And humbly, he joined their company." More Than Human by Theodore Sturgeon I like reading the last lines of books; it makes me curious. :cool:

I was really into Brian Jacques' Redwall series when I was younger, and now that I think about it, years later he's probably still the author I've read the most. Holly Lisle is a pretty close second, though.

I can't bring myself to dog-ear the pages of my books, but I have a hard time keeping track of "real" bookmarks. So I tend to stick whatever's laying around in my books--random pieces of paper, index cards, pens...a couple of days ago I found half a pad of post-it notes holding my place inside a...

I haven't read anything on that list, or even heard of most of them. The Ray Bradbury book looks interesting, but it says it's a sequel to Dandelion Wine, which I haven't read yet...and I should probably read the other books of his that I own first, since they've been waiting patiently in my...

Thought I'd say hello in the introduction forum before I go posting elsewhere. I graduated from college in May, so I've been trying to make up for lost reading time since then. I love science fiction, fantasy, and historical fiction, and I've recently taken an interest in shorter novels. So, hello.