One embarrassing reading habit I had was between the ages of 10 and 13, I read just about every single Robert Heinlein book. Now I look back with disgust at his sexism, for one thing, but at the time, his books were fascinating (although not as much as others I was reading at the time, like Asimov, Clarke, LeGuin, MZB, Niven, even Harlan Ellison, despite his problems).
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Date: 2004-04-04 01:30 pm (UTC)One embarrassing reading habit I had was between the ages of 10 and 13, I read just about every single Robert Heinlein book. Now I look back with disgust at his sexism, for one thing, but at the time, his books were fascinating (although not as much as others I was reading at the time, like Asimov, Clarke, LeGuin, MZB, Niven, even Harlan Ellison, despite his problems).