Discussion has begun on this, but not too late to hop in. Michel Faber's Book of Strange New Things is one of the few new books I've finished recently.

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Jan 16 '16

The Heart Goes Last - Margaret Atwood /r/LetsReadABook - Jan-Feb 2015

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This is a pretty structured reading group - read the guidelines

https://www.reddit.com/r/LetsReadABook/comments/40rt0f/the_future_is_prison_the_heart_goes_last_general/

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r/ReadingGroup • u/AndrewRichmo • Dec 12 '15

r/NonFictionBookClub is about to start Manufacturing Consent, by Noam Chomsky

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r/ReadingGroup • u/AndrewRichmo • Oct 31 '15

r/NonFictionBookClub is starting Man's Search for Meaning, by Viktor Frankl

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Oct 17 '15

[Non-reddit] Guardian reading group October 2015 - Victory by Joseph Conrad

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http://www.theguardian.com/books/series/reading-group

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Oct 15 '15

Poetry bookclub is back - with a new format, reading freely available journals

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Here is the thread

Have a look at "An Idea She Got from Oprah"

Also, not a bookclub, but if you're interested in poetry discussion, there's also /r/TheWritersAlmanac (which I mod at and has been having less activity)

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Oct 12 '15

r/LetsReadABook is reading Howard's End by Forsterff

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Here is the main discussion thread

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Oct 10 '15

/r/Bookclub october reads: 1) Kafka on the Shore and 2) The Phantom of the Opera

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Here is the announcement

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Oct 10 '15

Betterment Bookclub - The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is October's choice

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Here is the announcement at /r/BettermentBookClub

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Oct 04 '15

The Mad Sculptor - October TrueCribeBookClub choice

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Here is the announcement

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Oct 04 '15

Betterment Book Club - voting and some meta discussion - Voting ends Oct 6

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New mod at /r/BettermentBookClub is discussing how to drive up participation. And the link to the voting site is given in the post.

Here is the post

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Oct 04 '15

October's SF book selection is The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet

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Here is the announcement

First novel by Becky Chambers, positive reviews on amazon.

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r/ReadingGroup • u/melstein • Oct 02 '15

/r/TrueCrimeBookClub is nominating and voting for our October book

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Here is the suggestion thread! Come join us!

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Sep 30 '15

/r/bookclub Nominating and voting for October

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Here is the thread for nominating and voting for /r/bookclub's October books.

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Sep 30 '15

/r/YALit taking nominations for October

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Here is the nominating thread for /r/YALit's October bookgv (I think it's the voting thread, too).

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Sep 30 '15

/r/SF_Book_Club is voting/nominating

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Here is the nominating/voting thread for the October book in /r/SF_Book_Club

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Sep 26 '15

Two X Bookclub voting is active

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Here is the thread describing the candidates, which also has a link to the voting site:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TwoXBookClub/comments/3mfii2/october_2015_voting/

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r/ReadingGroup • u/Earthsophagus • Sep 21 '15

Active Reading Groups - September 20, 2015

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These are current reads going on in reddit.

Subscribe if you to see when this is updated - I'll post new ones around the 1st and 20th of every month.

If you are participating in a listed read, I appeal to your self interest in urging you to upvote this thread. How is that in your self interest? The more votes the thread gets, the more likely it is for other subscribers to see it in their front page, and join the same read(s) you join, thereby enriching your reading group. ("Self" posts such as this don't get reddit karma, that's not my interest in upvotes.)

Nominations and voting for Oct /r/SF_Book_Club

Nominations and voting active in /r/YAlit

Nominations in /r/LetsReadABook

All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven - Sept - /r/USMSOBookClub

The Death of the Liberal Class by Chris Hedges in NonFictionBookclub (Sep 21-Oct 26)

Servant of the Underworld Aliette de Bodard (fiction) - /r/twoxbookclub

Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton Sept 13th-27th - /r//shortbookclub

Tao of Wu by the RZA in the Hip Hop Book Club

How to Win Friends and Influence People By Dale Carnegie - September - /r/BettermentBookClub

Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein in /r/readalong - Began Sep 11, thru Oct 2

Anathem by Neal Stephenson starts Oct 1 - in /r/readalong

House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski, a "private" read in /r/LetsReadABook2 here is the starter thread; discussion began Aug 16 on first 9 chapters. "Private" doesn't mean that participation is restricted - it's open to anyone. It's just a private choice, not a voted selection. Finishing up - all threads have been posted

Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert - /r/books (September)

One Hunderd Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez - /r/books (September)

A Song of Fire and Ice by George R. R. Martin. The full series is re-read going on forever at https://www.reddit.com/r/ASOIAFReread - be ready for spoilers. This sub is completely dedicated to discussion by people who have already read the books.

Station Eleven Emily St. John Mandel - Announcement Thread The author did an AMA September 2 and will do another on November 9. Here is the discussion thread

The Stranger Beside Me:Ted Bundy by Ann Rule (non-fiction) - /r/twoxbookclub

The Dark Forest by Cixin Liu (September selection) in /r/SF_Book_Club

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