What do you read for pleasure?
Fantasy and Science Fiction that focuses on characterization and world building. That's why I tend to write stories from third person limited since it gives me a chance to ride in a character's head, questionable view point and all, and build up the world from there.
I also love to read about myths and folklore from various areas around the world. This started in 4th grade when I read everything my library had to offer about Greek mythology. That led to looking at Norse mythology. I keep coming back to the Epic of Gilgamesh and finding some aspect of a story to tell. But this is why so much of my fiction blends various mythologies and folklore into a stew of story. I want to know what happens when Inanna and Cupid get together. I want to think about what happens when Wolf, Stag, Pig (some very minor characters from the Welsh Mabinogion) meet up with Circe.
What is your e-reading device of choice?
I read fiction on kindle. It's large enough that I can fit a decent amount of text on the screen and doesn't lose power as quickly as my phone. Also, I'm in the habit of downloading fiction and copying over directly onto the Kindle itself. So, books from Smashwords, A03 fanfic, it's all good and easy to read there.
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