I'm kind of on the fence about Grady Hendrix after reading two of his books so far. I really enjoyed We Sold Our Souls even though it had some flaws, but I thought Final Girl Support Group started off well and quickly fizzled out into a dull, disjointed mess. At the moment I don't know whether to give him another shot, but maybe a non-fiction history of horror would be different.

I always set myself a goal of at least one book per month for my annual Goodreads challenge because I read for pleasure and I don’t see the point of adding stress to something I enjoy. In practice, I read for about half an hour before work every weekday and so far this year I’m on my 30th book.