Catracoth
05-12-10, 05:00
The Tomb Raider Forums Book Club
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I thought it would be interesting to open up a thread that's strictly dedicated to the vast worlds of literature; and no, this won't be a book club where we pick a random book, read it, and discuss it like a church group. It's just a place for us bookworms to come and cluck like hens on the latest novel we couldn't put down, give some fellow readers some suggestions, or receive suggestions ourselves.
The TRF Book Club offers a handful of general discussion topics, as well as sub-topics that may branch out from the main topics, such as:
Authors
Genres
Favourite reads
Then and Now
Electronic Reading
Newspapers
Magazines
I'll get the discussion going with a light, friendly topic. We've all had experiences with novels that we just couldn't put down until we finished it, and nearly had a fit of anxiety when it ended. I just finished The Vast Fields of Ordinary by Nick Burd, and needless to say, it was so good, I almost threw the book in sadness when it ended.
What was the latest book you read, and were you unable to put it down until you finished it?
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I thought it would be interesting to open up a thread that's strictly dedicated to the vast worlds of literature; and no, this won't be a book club where we pick a random book, read it, and discuss it like a church group. It's just a place for us bookworms to come and cluck like hens on the latest novel we couldn't put down, give some fellow readers some suggestions, or receive suggestions ourselves.
The TRF Book Club offers a handful of general discussion topics, as well as sub-topics that may branch out from the main topics, such as:
Authors
Genres
Favourite reads
Then and Now
Electronic Reading
Newspapers
Magazines
I'll get the discussion going with a light, friendly topic. We've all had experiences with novels that we just couldn't put down until we finished it, and nearly had a fit of anxiety when it ended. I just finished The Vast Fields of Ordinary by Nick Burd, and needless to say, it was so good, I almost threw the book in sadness when it ended.
What was the latest book you read, and were you unable to put it down until you finished it?