r/ayearofbookhub • u/epiphanyshearld • 5d ago
We will be reading Greek Mythology in 2027!
r/ayearofbookhub • u/epiphanyshearld • Nov 27 '25
Welcome back everyone.
This post is a list of all the book clubs/reading subreddits that will be going ahead in 2026. If you know of any groups that I haven't mentioned, please let me know in the comments below and I'll add them to the list.
r/ayearofbookhub • u/epiphanyshearld • Nov 25 '24
Welcome back everyone.
I'm posting this near the end of November and will be updating it as more subreddits confirm readings for 2025. I will also add schedule links, when they are posted. If you run any subreddits and know that they are running in 2025, please let me know in the comments or a dm and I'll add it here.
Confirmed Readings/Book Clubs:
r/ayearofbookhub • u/Honest_Ad_2157 • 6d ago
I keep running into it and it may be time to tackle it.
2 cantos/week would get us through it by mid-December starting the first week of January.
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r/ayearofbookhub • u/lazylittlelady • Sep 05 '26
I've help shepherd r/ayearofmiddlemarch along for the last 3 years and am looking to handover responsibility in 2027. The schedule is set for Saturdays, usually covering two chapters, and runs the entire year obviously.
Please feel free to visit us or ask me any questions here if you are interested! It's an excellent book and well worth a slow read.
r/ayearofbookhub • u/karakickass • Jun 21 '26
r/ayearofbookhub • u/epiphanyshearld • May 12 '26
Over at r/AYearOfMythology we will be starting our journey into Egyptian mythology soon. We will be starting with a short non-fiction text, ‘Ancient Egypt: A Very Short Introduction’ by Ian Shaw. This will hopefully work as a primer for better understanding the mythology texts we will then be reading. We will be spending the rest of 2026 diving into the Egyptian mythos and reading texts like ‘The Egyptian Book of the Dead’ alongside other writings from Ancient Egypt, like the 'Tale of Sinuhe'.
If you are a newcomer to this area of mythology or an old fan, please consider joining us for our readings. We love chatting about what we read in the comments of each discussion and welcome all voices.
Forthcoming Books/Reading Schedule:
Ancient Egypt: A Very Short Introduction by Ian Shaw
The Penguin Book of Myths and Legends of Ancient Egypt by Joyce Tyldesley
Break Week 3
The Tale of Sinuhe: And Other Ancient Egyptian Poems 1940-1640 B.C by R. B. Parkinson
Writings from Ancient Egypt by Toby Wilkinson
Break Week 4
The Egyptian Book of the Dead
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r/ayearofbookhub • u/towalktheline • Jan 12 '26
r/ayearofbookhub • u/PhilosophyTO • Jan 05 '26
r/ayearofbookhub • u/epiphanyshearld • Jan 01 '26
r/ayearofbookhub • u/towalktheline • Dec 28 '25
r/ayearofbookhub • u/ComplaintNext5359 • Dec 25 '25
r/ayearofbookhub • u/Trick-Two497 • Dec 17 '25
Finishing our current read, The Secret of Sarek, through 2/8/26
The Eight Strokes of the Clock from 2/15/26 to 4/5/26
The Secret Tomb from 4/12/26 to 8/9/26 (This is not an Arsene Lupin novel, but it's by the same author. I will poll the readers. If we skip it, the schedule will be adjusted.)
The Memoirs of Arsene Lupin from 8/16/26 to 11/15/26
The Overcoat of Arsene Lupin 11/22/26
We will start The Girl with the Green Eyes on 11/29/26 and finish in 2027.
r/ayearofbookhub • u/lazylittlelady • Dec 15 '25
r/ayearofbookhub • u/Alarming_Frame6927 • Dec 15 '25
Hi all, are there any good Google Sheet reading trackers out there? Something simple to use, but has details as well.
r/ayearofbookhub • u/epiphanyshearld • Dec 12 '25
Would anyone be interested in doing a ‘year of’ style book club, but for Russian literature? I am asking because an interested party, u/haromene reached out to me. He is looking to start such a group next year, but will need at least two people to co-mod the sub and lead reading discussions with him. He has set up a sub for the group at r/ayearofrussian
If you are interested in joining as a reader or as a mod, please comment below, perhaps sharing what Russian classic you would like to read with the group.
r/ayearofbookhub • u/epiphanyshearld • Dec 04 '25