When your book club is discussing a hot new title or the latest work of literary fiction are you thinking to yourself - "You know... I think I could do that...
September 9, 2010
Although I'm not exclusively a reader of any one particular genre or format, a lot of my reading time is taken up by comics (obviously) and science fiction. This crosses over into many of my other entertainment choices as well, including television shows and movies, and my friends are well aware of it. Across the board, most of them do not share my interests in these areas, so I often find myself in situations where I know, just know, that a certain friend would love a particular book or show and will have to find some way to sell it. I usually fail.
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