Yes, I have my own personal library. I have lots of books, both hardcovers and paperbacks. I also have a Kindle Fire with quite a few e-books on it.

How do you have your books arranged at home? Why do you do it that way?

Do you buy your books? Or do you borrow from you local library?

How do your love for reading begin? What or who got you hooked on reading?

How much time do you devote to reading? Do you think you spend too much time reading? Why or why not?

If I'm reading horror, I tend to gravitate towards haunted house stories.

Stephen King is a good horror author but I've been getting into Darcy Coates and Joe Hill for good horror reads.

Pretty much. I'll take my Kindle Fire with me if I leave the house. It's in a cover so it's more protected than any of my physical books.

Well, I'm reading a lot more adult now than I did when I was younger. When I was a kid, I could only read what was available to me at the library which would have been children's stuff and then teen stuff when I got to jr high and high school.

"Deadly Occupants" by Mads Rafferty It ended up not going the way I thought it would but it surprised me in a good way.

I read from lots of different genres but I always go back to horror for some reason.

I do this every year......I try to see how many books I can read but I also see if I can read more then I did the previous year. I try to integrate other reading challenges but this one is usually at the top of my list.

Probably the Harry Potter movies. I'm interested in seeing the tv show that's suppose to come out in 2026 or 2027......

I've actually written a trilogy called the Stanford Chronicles. I've been trying to write a new story that is a standalone lately.....

I read fantasy, horror, mystery, thriller/suspense, historical fiction (occasionally), romance, poetry (occasionally), etc. My favorite is probably horror.

I prefer reading physical books. However, I do have some e-books on my Kindle Fire. I use my Kindle Fire when I'm traveling because I can take a bunch of books with me without taking up much space in my carry-on. I haven't tried audio books.

I always have time to read right before I go to bed. Even if I'm too busy to read during the day, I'm usually reading leading up to bedtime. That's how I wind down before going to sleep.

Not much right now. It's my day off so I'm trying to relax. After all, I just worked the last 6 days in a row so I'm tired.

A lot of the movies I watch are based on literature. I've wondered before if Hollywood is having trouble coming up with new movies so they try to make movies based on literature as a way to branch out so they can do more movies.

Thank you guys for the warm welcome.