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I just finished Mary Shelley's Frankenstein! I think everybody knows what that one's about. I enjoyed it tremendously!

George R. R. Martin - A Song of Ice and Fire boxset, via amazon.de.

I voted "both". Physical books have a certain charm that keeps me attached to them. I like the diversity in lay-out, font, cover, etc. I like that feeling of turning a page, I like physically seeing how far I am. I also like the look of a filled book case. I like the smell of books, the feel...

I'm in a low shed in Switzerland, watching three cottagers.

Some books I enjoyed reading: - Anything by Anthony Horowitz - "Holes" by Louis Sachar - "The curious incident with the dog in the night-time" by Mark Haddon - Anything by Roald Dahl

I've had an e-reader for a little over a year or so now. I only download e-books for free, because for the price they're sold I might as well get the physical book. E-books can never replace physical books for me - I still like the feel of them, the smell, the diversity in sizes, fonts, lay-out...

I won't deny that escapism is part of the reason why I read, but it's not the main reason. First of all, I like to know things. Not necessarily facts, but just what different places are like, or can be like in the minds of authors. I also like to read how characters react to the situations...

Thanks Polly Parrot and Will! The career isn't set in stone, but I do like to have a general idea of where I'm going, and in general I just like having a plan. I'm not really one of those people who can just jump into the dark, unfortunately. I've wanted to read Frankenstein for so long...

The Queen's Man by Sharon Kay Penman is medieval and involves weapons, but it's not all sword-fighting, and there aren't any bows and arrows in it. But if you enjoy a good historical crime/detective story, this one really is recommendable.

Hi, I'm Alexander and I'm 21 years old. I usually go by Alexander the Great on the Internet, because Alexander is always taken. I'd go for Alexander1507 then, since 15th July has a special meaning to me, but I've never liked having nicknames with numbers in them, and someone suggested...