Wir freuen uns auf dich!

Glaub ich nicht.

Äh, nope

And also, fiction can just be fun and relaxing which always helps with everything (just to make sure I'm not sounding too productivity oriented)

It's not only that, I think. It also leads to unexpected combinations of ideas. For example, when reading fantasy, I feel that the constructed nature of the worldbuilding (build on specific premises) serves as a laboratory of how societies can work. Which can lead to me asking new questions

Non-fiction during the day, fiction in the evening. So, counting pages non-fiction takes the lead, counting full books I read more fiction. I love fiction for inspiration, relaxation, getting different ideas and I would say that my research benefits from it (though I can't really explain why)

Alright! (for the record: our library has one as well, I just had to order it taken out of the reserves)

Can't read all of them, but it seems that you are somewhere along the river Elbe/Labe

I do and can send it to you, but it might take a few days as I have to order it from our library

Genf ist Frankreich?

That sounds great!