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[TNG] What did you think of the Dixon Hill stuff?
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Why what's the novels?
If it's not in sorts with philosophy or whatnot, could be his guilty pleasure.
Eh, I have to admit, I have a hard time buying it, too. This is a guy who reads Shakespeare in his spare time, not trashy, pulp detective novels from the early-mid 20th century. He even thought taking a trip on The Orient Express would be too indulgent. Picard liking Dixon Hill novels makes no sense. Just like off-roading in an ATV.
Patrick Stewart, on the other hand…
However much you enjoy fine dining, now and again, you just want a dodgy burger from the van parked outside the student union.
There’s a reason Dan Brown was so popular. Some times, you need a bit of trash in your life.
You do. I do. Others do. But let’s not pretend either of us are anywhere close to Jean-Luc Picard.
Maybe, but the rest of the time you see him reading something, it's some great work of literature.