Favorite Genre

What is your favorite genre when it comes to reading books? Why?

Horror = I have a lot of books, however, I think I have more from this genre than I do any other. I guess I just like a good spooky tale. A lot of the authors that I have from this genre are Stephen King, Joe Hill, Darcy Coates, Amy Cross, Shirley Jackson, etc.

Fantasy = This is the genre that I can easily get lost in. It lets you wonder off into new worlds without having to leave your couch. Authors from this genre will include C. S. Lewis, J. K. Rowling, George R. R. Martin, Christopher Paolini, Ransom Riggs, Stephanie Meyer, Charlie Fletcher, Tracy Wolff, etc.

Thriller/Suspense = This is the kind of genre that can keep you on the edge of your seat and that’s what I like about it. It can keep you coming back for more. Authors I have from this genre would probably be Shari Lapena, Stephanie Perkins, Sarah Pearse, Ruth Ware, etc.

What genre do you typically read? What makes you pick that genre? Which author is your “go to” author from that genre?

7 responses to “Favorite Genre”

  1. My favorite genre is probably more realistic, character-driven fiction. I don’t read a lot of horror which is weird because I love horror movies.

    1. There’s nothing wrong with that. Yeah, normally when I read a horror novel then I’ll watch the movie if there’s a movie based on it.

  2. I like horror and fantasy movies, however, I don’t like reading horror and fantasy literature. I like reading magical realism. I also like reading books written in a stream of consciousness narratives.

    1. Thank you for sharing. Why do you like watching the movies but not reading the books in horror and fantasy? (if you don’t mind me asking)

  3. Thriller and Suspense is my favorite then comes scifi for me. And then 3rd position for Horror. I read the romance and fantasy extremely less number of times. I feel they are dragged unnecessarily. That’s my experience so far.

    1. That’s awesome! What are some of your favorite authors?

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