A good grammar is far better than any work of fiction, save perhaps the works of Verne and Lovecraft.

I used to enjoy fiction, but after reading several hundred novels, I have moved on to non-fiction.

It is much more interesting and deep, although the plots generally suck. Character development is 0.

But it is still very interesting.

I like both honestly. I read more fiction though because it's easier to get my hands on a good fiction book than a non-fiction book. But I honestly prefer non-fiction, but only if it's on a topic I really enjoy already. For example, koalas ;)

Both are great with each having unique attributes, yet a non fiction book is better due to the fact that I can learn something.

I get really annoyed about the "waves" genre of fiction comes in. For example, when Dan Brown made a ton of cash from "The Da Vinci Code" suddenly a lot of other books about religious conspiracies and chasing for clues in historical artifacts appear.

Then we got that book of filth entitled "50 shades of grey" and the main bookstores (primarily WHSmith) are filled with books that have near identical covers. I would have taken them for the same book if I hadn't noticed they were written by different authors.