Apparently, those who read literary fiction—but not other kinds—have a more “complex worldview.” ‹ Literary Hub
Yep, as the guy in your MFA already knows, turns out reading literary fiction is better for you than reading other kinds of fiction—especially if you grew up doing it. In a new paper published this…
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