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Weekly Bookish Question #183 (May 31st - June 6th):
On a scale from info-dump in the first chapter to only fully understanding what’s been going on with the last few sentences of the last chapter, how much do you prefer to know (for lack of a better word) about a story (or setting, character, etc.)?
fabbyale replied to your panorama “Weekly Bookish Question #183 (May 31st - June 6th): On a scale from...”
This is why I have so much trouble reading science fiction. I can’t stand info-dumping so I’d rather have the full context of things given to me little at a time throughout the book— have certain things be explained to me when it is important to the story. However I also understand why this would bother people too lol
Yeah, I guess it’s not easy to decide at what point in the story the information is necessary. And it’s definitely at different points depending on the story. As you said, with science fiction it’s usually sooner rather than later, while a mystery novel would be spoiled by that.
