  urlLink , "No special editions this time" Edition 1. What is your favorite type of literature to read (magazine, newspaper, novels, nonfiction, poetry, etc.)? Fiction novels. I'm easily bored by nonfiction and newspapers (although they keep me up to date). The one I despise (okay, so it wasn't asked) is poetry. Hate it, hate it. 2. What is your favorite novel? The Sum of All Fears , by Tom Clancy. 3. Do you have a favorite poem? (Share it! ) As I've said earlier, I despise poetry. However, I did write one for publication in seventh grade (with the Poetry.com group). The stroy behind it is somewhat amusing.
It was an assigned deal, and I waited until we arrived in the computer lab to start on it. So, I typed it on the fly, so it would at least rhyme. 4. What is one thing you've always wanted to read, or wish you had more time to read? Probably a romance novel or two, but the sight of half-nude guys and women tied up to bedposts on the covers kind of scares me away. Seriously, mystery novels are just that (a mystery) to me. I used to read them as a little kid, but I moved away from that later on.
5. What are you currently reading? Ten to Midnight , by Toby Murray. It centers around a catastrophic 2008 nuclear war between Russia and America (with a little China mixed in). I recall buying it...scouted it three years on Murray's website, then decided to order it from Amazon/Borders. It was well worth the princely sum (in book terms, $30) I paid for it. This is my second go-round with TTM. 
