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  1. susana
    susana at |

    I see your point, Kim… It is difficult to choose between something new and something familiar. When traveling, I must recognise I always choose the something new… There are so many places to see/discover. When reading, I tend to follow a somehow safer line. I follow some authors, and buy everything they publish. I like to try new things as well, but I follow the recommendations of people or blogs I trust, because I’ve been disappointed many times… Though I have found great books as well 😉

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    1. Kim Fielding (@KFieldingWrites)
      Kim Fielding (@KFieldingWrites) at |

      Recommendations from people you trust are such a great way to find new authors!

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  2. lisa
    lisa at |

    I try to mix it up – both tried & true and new & potentially promising. Sometimes the new is not so promising but if not tied then I’ll never know.
    As for this summer – it’s been really busy; hanging out with the family, attending PFLAG events, helping my son move out of his old apartment then into his new home. Juggling work, home & health.

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    1. Kim Fielding (@KFieldingWrites)
      Kim Fielding (@KFieldingWrites) at |

      Sometimes the new things that don’t seem promising give us our best surprises.

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  3. 16forward
    16forward at |

    I really prefer going to new places or at least old places with people I haven’t been there with before. Seeing the world through new eyes is great.

    I have favorite authors who I read every book they write. But I always try new authors. Because sometimes their books are great and make it to the ‘favorite author’ list! And that’s the best thing ever!

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    1. Kim Fielding (@KFieldingWrites)
      Kim Fielding (@KFieldingWrites) at |

      It sounds like you have a really balanced approach!

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