When you're not writing, how do you spend your time?
In a multitude of ways - reading, crafting, going for a bike ride, talking to friends, designing things, listening to music, going on a photography adventure, watching movies/TV...
How do you discover the ebooks you read?
I don't actually read ebooks, most of my reading is done in article form these days. I used to love reading sci-fi novels when I was a teen (Arthur Clarke, and later the Halo books for example), then in my 20s I got much more into non-fiction. The last few books I've actually "read":
-Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn (liked except for the final twist)
-The Martian (audio book, really liked)
-Wool (by Hugh Howey, EXCELLENT sci-fi)
-Animals Make Us Human by Temple Grandin (excellent)
-The Autistic Brain by Temple Grandin (since I've read it I think every human on earth should, so much insight into people, neurotypical or not.
I listen to podcasts a decent amount, because I can do that while cooking or working or while on transit (without having to worry about dealing with bookmarks and juggling items in my hand while transferring)
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