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Date: Sep. 21st, 2020 04:58 am (UTC)In fiction, I tend to read mostly SF, fantasy and historical novels (which could be written long ago or written today, but in historical settings). But I don't know if I am analytical enough to know why that is...
Yeah, for me there are several things that come into it, I think—older books (and fantasy books, or at least the few like JSMN!) tend to have a slower, more detached and descriptive style that works better for me in general.