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I spent a lot of time at the library during this timeframe. I checked out all sorts of books.
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The shows during TGIF were big for me throughout the 90s.
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Spent A LOT of time playing SNES...way too much.
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I was lent a book by one of my parents friends and someone who acted as a mentor to me during junior high. This book followed the Ruby Ridge event of the early '90s and was about a man who was killed by the FBI for being in a militia. It started a whole spin of distrust towards government and authority which I still carry today.
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When we got our computer, I taught myself HTML coding using a library book and by reading the source code to other webpages. This was much simpler with early HTML verses how it is now.
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A friend at school described this book to me. I read it, and then read it again and again.
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Throughout High School, I took mostly the college prep courses. School was pretty easy for me. I also took spanish courses.
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This concert really opened my eyes to the Christian alt-rock scene which I still listen to.
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My short stint being in a band. Lead guitarist. Inspirations from Nirvana, Blink-182, and such. Real story behind the band is much more interesting.
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After taking a photography class at USI, I found myself reading photography books and magazines for many years to follow.
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While not a book, I found the story of this game to be very enthralling. I played it through at least 3 times. I also found this during my technical training for my USAF job, so I wasn't allowed to go anywhere. This gave me a release.
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Found non-fiction I was actually interested in. This started an era of nearly strictly non-fiction reading/audiobook listening.
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About the only reading I did in the Air Force was books about personal finance with the "Get Rich" angle.
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This was probably the first fiction book I had read in years. It got me back into fiction. I use mostly audiobooks, but I have been much more into fiction than in years past.
