Sci-fi! Particularly the post apocalyptic and dystopia varieties.
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@highwire: hehe are you a pessimist then?
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@highwire: who do you read?
I like comedies in tv shows and movies; nothing too serious. In literature, I read a lot by American authors, and I read a lot of fantasy. Oh! And I like zombie movies!
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@mrbee: Not really. Ha! Not sure why these appeal to me the way they do.
@Honeybee: Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Stephen King, would love any recommendations!
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Tv, I like a good drama or funny sitcom.
Books I'm a little schizophrenic with. Im in the middle of a book all about North Korea, before that it was 4 romance novels, and the hunger games books, next up is an autobiography and a parenting book. I just love to read tons of different things. -
@prettylizy: That's great! I love the variety .
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@Honeybee: Oh yes, zombie movies are definitely some of my favorites.
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Historical fiction on all three accounts. I love period TV shows and movies (think Downton Abbey and The Tudors). My favorite book is about NYC in the 1800s and is based on three real life characters and one fictional one.
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@bpcmarj: what's the book called? Sounds interesting!
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@mrbee: It's called "Sex Wars" by Marge Piercy. It's about Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Victoria Woodhull, and Anthony Comstock as well as a fictional Jewish imigrant. Each chapter is about a different character (generally).
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@bpcmarj: sounds interesting, I'll check it out!
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@bpcmarj: that sounds really interesting, I might have to check out too.
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@bpcmarj: that sounds really interesting!
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@highwire: I looove Asimov! I've read pretty much all of his fiction! Except the weird alien novels with alien sex in it. I could never get into those...
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@highwire: Heinlein is great for SciFi. When I think of dystopian novels, I think of Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake books.
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