Not literature. At all. I might not agree with it but I’ll read it to see if I can understand where they’re coming from, or try to recognise the context. I love James Ellroy, for example, but I find some of his language jarring. It’s debatable as to whether it’s necessary, but it certainly does add a distasteful sort of depth.

Non-fiction that I fundamentally disagree with, such as Harari’s definition of liberalism in Sapiens, gets right up my nose, and I get grumpy. But I’ll tend to read on to see if they have anything interesting to say.

Like Prince Andrew with the whole no sweating thing

50 Shades of Grey. They’re going to be disappointing.