Do you read the introductions in books?

• Apr 5, 2008

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ttttPlayIttttt

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Do you read the introductions in books?

 

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ttmmtt

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yes

 

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Always. But if it is a classic with a modern intro I leave it to last because it usually has plot spoilers.

 

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tJustinet

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I always red the introduction - just in case it is horror or science fiction which I hate.

 

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tStormySanchezt

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yes i do

 

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tFannyLaRuet

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most of the time

 

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ttDavies

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Sometimes. If you're talking about like an author's note, then usually not, unless it's really short. But if it's part of the story then yes I do.

 

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yes i certainly do! it's a habit of mine. i like to take my time and be patient when figuring out how to do something. i enjoy going through steps and not rushing and just creating something. i don't like getting confused or frustrated because i missed a step or whatever. better safe than sorry.

 

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ttJustPeachytt

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yes

 

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tFannyLaRuet

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usually.

 

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tttt1

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You should always read them, sometime you can misinterpret whole book by not knowing some key facts.It doesn’t usually take a lot of time, but it can be enlightening.

 

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tLadyStormt

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Yes I do. I write them, too. Pax-C

 

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ttt$aLeHttt

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Yes.

 

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Yes, these days I do.When I was young, I sometimes skipped them.If the writer included it, then there is probably a good reason to read it.