So...my survey is as follows:
1. Do you read non-fiction on a regular basis? If so, what do you typically read?
Yes I do. I read all kinds of things, but lately I've been on a pro wrestling biography kick.1. Do you read non-fiction on a regular basis? If so, what do you typically read?
2. Do you enjoy (whether you have read it recently or not) any of the following categories of books?
Yes to all of them3. What is your favorite work of non-fiction (please exclude religious/devotional works from this question)?
Wikipedia ![:P](/site_media/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
4. Would you be interested in reviews of non-fiction books on this site?
Sure, why not?5. Have you read any non-fiction book recently that was terrible? If so, what?
André the Giant: A Legendary Life, by Michael Krugman. I think Michael is about the only person in the world who could tell that man's life story and make it boring.6. Was there a non-fiction book that you read that changed the way you thought or felt about world issues (again, please exclude religious and devotional works from this question) ?
Barring religious and devotional works, no, not really.7. Do you consider books about the occult to be non-fiction or fiction? Why?
It all depends on the way that they are presented. For instance, The Witches by Roald Dahl is obviously fiction, while I would consider The Power of the Witch by Laurie Cabot and Tom Cowan to be nonfiction.8. In your personal library at home, what percentage of your books are non-fiction?
approximately one thirdThat's it...for now.
Non-Fiction survey
14/09/2009 05:38:04 PM
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Heh.
14/09/2009 05:58:59 PM
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You associate non-fiction with work? Are you a non-fiction book reviewer by day?
14/09/2009 06:35:59 PM
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I like non-fiction as long as it's not preachy.
14/09/2009 06:25:42 PM
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Fun.
14/09/2009 06:31:28 PM
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Machiavelli is a good case study for translation vs. original language
14/09/2009 06:48:46 PM
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Fact not fiction.
14/09/2009 06:43:32 PM
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I loved Radzinsky's Rasputin bio
14/09/2009 06:58:46 PM
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Re: I loved Radzinsky's Rasputin bio
14/09/2009 07:10:01 PM
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You're going to force me to start a Dan Brown discussion in a different thread.
14/09/2009 09:00:32 PM
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Well, I can do it here, no worries, just think of it as non-non-fiction.
14/09/2009 09:06:34 PM
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Re: Fact not fiction.
17/09/2009 12:40:31 AM
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14/09/2009 07:25:20 PM
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I do read sometimes.
14/09/2009 08:01:03 PM
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I read it quite a lot, obviously.
14/09/2009 09:20:40 PM
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Re: Non-Fiction survey
14/09/2009 09:24:35 PM
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I'd be interested to know the title of that Lincoln book. *NM*
15/09/2009 05:11:14 AM
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14/09/2009 10:05:56 PM
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I'm sorry. I just can't take "pro wrestling" seriously enough to comment on it beyond this. *NM*
15/09/2009 05:15:13 AM
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Sweet
14/09/2009 10:09:21 PM
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My problem with Fisk is his naivete
15/09/2009 05:10:00 AM
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If you're referring to the passages I think you're referring to...
15/09/2009 11:06:04 AM
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Good survey!
14/09/2009 11:40:58 PM
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Ah...but where do you draw the line on the occult?
15/09/2009 05:07:14 AM
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Re: Non-Fiction survey
15/09/2009 12:25:57 AM
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I read a lot of it for my classes, so I read very little of it for leisure.
15/09/2009 12:46:23 AM
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As someone who read Ab Urbe Condita in Latin...the book you reference "delenda est".
15/09/2009 05:04:05 AM
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Interesting questions!
15/09/2009 07:20:05 AM
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Re: Non-Fiction survey
15/09/2009 11:35:48 AM
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Try reading something new you think you'd like and post a review!
*NM*
17/09/2009 03:11:47 PM
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i like non-fiction!
15/09/2009 09:40:40 PM
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Lots of people have recommended The Omnivore's Dilemma to me *NM*
17/09/2009 03:14:09 PM
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