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If I made a Book Club but like. A comic club. For DC. Would people join perhaps.
Like every month we read a comic and we have like a vc about it half way through and then after we're all finshed. How do people feel abt that. Maybe we can do like comics in general actually not just dc
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I'm posting what the reading group is reading next week now because otherwise I'll forget. I share the new readings with the group on Sundays. Anyways here they are. Two.
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Relying on state violence to curb domestic violence only ends up harming the most marginalized women.
Iâm creating a community called âThe Crimson Libraryâ where we can all read, recommend, and discuss literature or any kind. :) The community is vampire themed, but everyone is welcome! Let me know if youâd like to join once itâs approved!
(This is my first time making a community so if you have any suggestions on how to run it, Iâd like to hear your thoughts and suggestions. I hope this will be a fun place for us to talk about books, vampires, or anything pertaining to our interests. :))
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Not that long ago I threw out the idea of creating a Journey to the West reading group, and was delighted to see a fair number of people interested in the prospect! So in the effort to see this come to fruition while still taking into account everyone's different schedules, time zones, and busy lives, here's my general proposal for how this will work:
The version of Xiyouji that this reading group will start with will be the Anthony C. Yu English translation, firstly because while long it is the most complete and accurate translation out there, and secondly because thanks to @journeytothewestresearch it is completely free to download and read as pdfs! I'll create a separate blog specifically for this reading group, which will act as something of a hub/archive for people's analysis, art, reactions, memes, criticisms, additions of context, etc. as we make our way through the journey. The schedule that I'm thinking of would be to do one chapter per week, which would be more or less 20 pages per week. This group would "meet" every Sunday, which would be the day participants are encouraged to finish that week's chapter and/or submit their creative/analytical pieces about it. Sunday would also be the day where I'd give a quick recap on that week's chapter, and would mass reblog anything participants submitted to have that work in the archive. This is what I imagine for starters, but if it works out well we could try organizing larger events or even chat rooms.
Thank you to everyone who expressed interest in a JTTW themed reading group! Of course people should feel free to offer any advice, concerns, criticisms, or questions, but if this sounds like a solid plan for a tumblr based book club then I'll get to work on the reading group blog and a pinned post that will detail where people can access the Yu pdfs along with a good summary of the entire journey, and provide something of a tentative reading schedule. So here's hoping this sounds like a good set up, and here's looking forward to getting this journey started!
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I am beginning to read Robin Hobb
And really, really, really want a reading group/reading buddy!!!!!!
Anyone!? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller???
(I am about 50 pages into Assassin's Apprentice, with plans to read the whole damn thing. :) )
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CICADAS is starting a disability studies reading group, to meet every two weeks, starting in january 2025!
interested? reblog this post registering your interest!
we'll be starting with henner and robinson's (2023) unsettling languages, unruly bodyminds: a crip linguistics manifesto (DOI: 10.48516/jcscd_2023vol1iss1.4)
looking forward to seeing you there!!
Mass Reading Group Launch: "We Are the Union"
Hundreds of workers and organizers across the US and the world will come together during March and April to discuss Eric Blanc's newest book, "We Are the Union," and its practical ideas for scaling up grassroots unionism. All participants in the study group will receive a 50% off discount on the book.
Author Eric Blanc, labor writer Kim Kelly, and Moe Mills of Starbucks Workers United, will all be in attendance.
RSVP:
Note: participants are not expected to have started reading the book by March 3. Further details on the format, further dates, and receivin
