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In defense of escapism

While I read some good non-fiction historical works, and have done my time reading some of the classics, I'll confess most of my reading is for entertainment and "escapism".  Jo Walton explains, quite well, why that's nothing to be ashamed of.

Fantasy, Reading, and Escapism | Tor.com
Fantasy, Reading, and Escapism – the merits of having them in our lives.

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2 thoughts on “In defense of escapism”

  1. I have never heard of Jo Walton. I am a bit befuddled by the reference to "guilty reading pleasures." Why feel guilty about reading anything? OK, maybe the National Enquirer and its ilk, but otherwise…

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