Is it worth it to spend time reading fiction books?

What is some fiction that you like (books, shows, comics, video games, etc.) about studying at colleges?

I really want to read some fiery revolutionary rhetoric, preferably anarchist fiction or non fiction, more focus on the language than the ideas. What are some suggestions on this?

Why do people seek logical explanations in fictitious worlds?

Why are some people getting upset that Atticus Finch, a completely fictional character in “To Kill a Mockingbird”, is now a racist in the book’s sequel?

Are the market wizards real or fiction?

What fiction books do not get the math quite right?

Is Samuel Delany the James Joyce of today? In terms of command of english language/prose/style?

Is there any fiction literature that seems like combination of Dickens and cyberpunk?

What are the basics of creating a fantasy world?

Why do many theorists of conspiracy fiction fail to mention The Illuminatus Trilogy in their writings considering the fact that it is generally considered to be the definitive work of 20th century conspiracy Fiction?

I am a big fan of reading and reading self-help books / theories / concepts even the newspaper, but I just can’t keep my eyes hooked in a novel. Why should I read a storybook? Should I read a novel?

What are some literary agents (interested in fiction writing) based out of Bangalore?

How do I understand Hemingway’s works better?

If you read too much fiction can you lose your grip on actual reality?

Why do we romanticize villains and monsters?

How do I make sure that the fantasy fiction story that I am wondering about or going to write is a fresh idea and hasn’t been written or filmed?

What is the role of a title character in fiction?

What is the name of the children’s science fiction novel about a crew of a tank in a post-apocalyptic world where there is a Federal States of Europe (FSE)?

What is the summary of Frank O’Connor’s My Oedipus Complex?