I knew you would answer 20 was low! But still, it is substantial for your level of unhealth. I did also notice the non-fiction increase because I recalled you were reading much lighter stuff as your brain refused to co-operate.
I used to read as fast as you. Then when my reading habit dropped off and I finally got back into it I was worried that age/time would make forget stuff if I read just as fast. But once I start a good book the only way to make myself slow is to physically put it down. So I guess not. I do read slower, though, by forcing myself to go back over parts so I don't miss anything. <---- non-fiction I do this.
I think I need to add more (non-internet) reading to my "new habits" list. I miss it. It would especially nice with summer coming. :-)
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Date: 2010-04-02 11:53 pm (UTC)I used to read as fast as you. Then when my reading habit dropped off and I finally got back into it I was worried that age/time would make forget stuff if I read just as fast. But once I start a good book the only way to make myself slow is to physically put it down. So I guess not. I do read slower, though, by forcing myself to go back over parts so I don't miss anything. <---- non-fiction I do this.
I think I need to add more (non-internet) reading to my "new habits" list. I miss it. It would especially nice with summer coming. :-)