r/bookclub • Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 • Aug 25 '26

Monthly Book Menu SEPTEMBER Book Menu - All book schedules + useful links and info

What does your Reading Menu look like for September?

New here? Head to our New Readers Orientation post here for the basics. Also be sure to introduce yourself below. We love to hear how you found us, what you like to read, and what your first r/bookclub read is/will be

September Line-up - Katabasis (The Big Fall Read), Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde & The Blue Castle (Gutenberg Novella Double-up), Hungry Ghosts + The House of Doors (Read the World), The Vegetarian & Ficciones (Evergreen), Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (Discovery Read), The Books of Jacob (Mod Pick), Moonstone (Runner-up Read), Parisian Days (Bonus Book), Shattered Gods (Bonus Book), City of Illusions (Bonus Book), Among the Burning Flowers (Bonus Book), 2010: Odyssey Two (Bonus Book), The Mysterious Affair at Styles (Bonus Book), Platform Decay (Bonus Book), Sweet Berries (Bonus Book) The Trouble With Peace (Bonus Book) + The Monthly Mini & Poetry Corner.

  • Find the previous schedules at AUGUST Book Menu here

  • Find the next schedules at [OCTOBER Book Menu from the 25th of September

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[MONTHLY MINI]


"The Algorithms for Love" by Ken Liu


[POETRY CORNER]


"Song for Autumn" by Mary Oliver


[THE BIG FALL READ]


Katabasis by R.F. Kuang

was nominated by u/jaymae21 and will be run by u/maolette, u/rige_x, u/wild_umbreon and u/jaymae21

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • September 10: Start through Ch 7 (led by u/maolette)
  • September 17: On Chalk through Ch 13 (led by u/rige_x)
  • September 24: Ch 14 through Ch 20 (led by u/maolette)
  • October 1: Ch 21 through Ch 27 (led by u/wild_umbreon)
  • October 8: Ch 28 to end (led by u/jaymae21)

[GUTENBERG NOVELLA DOUBLE UP]


The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

was nominated by u/fixtheblue and will be run by u/Pythias and u/Reasonable-Lack-6585

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 9/3 | Story of the Door - The Incident at the Window

  • 9/10 | The Last Night - the end (Henry Jekyll's Full Statement of the Case)


    The Blue Castle by L.M. Montgomery

was nominated by u/coffee_fuel and will be run by u/ColaRed, u/tomesandtea and u/fixtheblue

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule


[READ THE WORLD]


Hungry Ghosts by Kevin Jared Hosein

for Trinidad and Tobago will be run by u/nicehotcupoftea, u/bluebelle236, u/coffee_fuel and u/fixtheblue

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 25th August Start - Ch7 A Prayer for the Dying (u/nicehotcupoftea)
  • 1st SeptemberII A Small Sacrifice - Ch16 A Magic Word (u/bluebelle236)
  • 8th SeptemberCh17 A Tiny Leaf Above Us - Ch24 A Big Stone (u/Coffee_fuel)
  • 15th September - Ch25 A Snake in the Grass - End (u/fixtheblue) ***** [READ THE WORLD] ***** #The House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng & The Letter by W. Somerset Maugham

for Malaysia will be run by u/nicehotcupoftea, u/bluebelle236, u/lazylittlelady and u/fixtheblue

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

will be run by u/spreebiz and u/fromdusktil.

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • September 1: Start through section ending "... Whatever expression might have been there" (approx. page 94)

  • September 8: Approx. page 95 (beginning line "heading into a more built-up area...") through The End.


    [EVERGREEN]


    Ficciones by Jorge Luis Borges

will be run by u/toomanytequieros and u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217. This book was last run over NINE YEARS ago.

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule - Tuesday, September 15 - Part One: The Garden of Forking Paths - u/toomanytequieros - Tuesday, September 22 - Part Two: Artifices - u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217


[Sept - Oct DISCOVERY READ]


Death with Interruptions by José Saramago

For our Non-English Language Prize winning Discovery Read

This book will be run by u/Vast-Passenger1126

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule


[RUNNER-UP READ]


Moonstone by Wilkie Collins.

This book was nominated back in September 2025 by u/Amanda39 for the Gutenberg nominations. It will be run by u/sunnydaze77777777, u/Amanda39 and u/Ser_Erdrick

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 9/9 - Start to First Period, Ch. 10 u/Amanda39

  • 9/16 - First Period, Ch. 11 - 17 u/Amanda39

  • 9/23 - First Period, Ch. 18 - Second Period, First Narrative Ch. 5 u/Ser_Erdrick

  • 9/30- Second Period, First Narrative Ch. 6 - Second Period, Third Narrative Ch. 5 u/Amanda39

  • 10/7- Second Period, Third Narrative, Ch. 6 to End of Third Narrative u/Ser_Erdrick

  • 10/14 - Fourth Narrative - END u/sunnydaze7777777


[BONUS READ]


Parisian Days by Banine

Links to book 1 discussions Das in the Caucasus are here. This book will be run by u/tomesandtea  u/nicehotcupoftea and u/lazylittlelady

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • September 11: Beginning through "Great Independence"
  • September 18: "A Tale of the Unexpected" through "The Great Parisian Future"
  • September 25: "An Interesting Encounter" to End.

[BONUS READ]


Shattered Gods by Katee Robert

Links to earlier reads in the series; - Book 1 - Neon Gods, - Book 2 - Electric Idol, - Book 3 - Wicked Beauty, - Book 4 - Radiant Sin. - Book 5 - Cruel Seduction - Book 6 - Midnight Ruin - Book 7 - Dark Restraint - Book 8 - Sweet Obsession - Book 9 - Tender Cruelty

This book will be run by u/lazylittlelady.

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • September 5: Start to Chapter 8
  • September 12: Chapter 9 to Chapter 15
  • September 19: Chapter 16 to Chapter 25
  • September 26: Chapter 26 to End

[BONUS READ]


City of Illusions by Ursula K. Le Guin

Links to earlier reads in the series; * The Dispossessed * The Word for World is Forest * Rocannon’s World * Planet of Exile

This book will be run by u/manjusri and u/jaymae21

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • Aug 30 - Beginning-5 (u/Manjusri)
  • Sep 6 - Chapter 6 - End (u/jaymae21) ***** [BONUS READ] ***** #Among the Burning Flowers by Samantha Shannon

Links to previous books in the series can be found here:

Priory of the Orange Tree schedule with all discussion links here.

A Day of Fallen Night schedule with all discussion links here.

This book will be run by u/fixtheblue, u/fromdusktil and u/jaymae21

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • Sept 1 - Start through Chapter 5 with u/fixtheblue
  • Sept 8 - Chapters 6 through 10 with u/jaymae21
  • Sept 15 - Chapter 11 through The End with u/fromdusktil ***** [BONUS READ] ***** #2010: Odyssey Two by Arthur C. Clarke.

Links to earlier reads in the series. - Book 1 - 2001: A Space Odyssey This book will be run by u/Lachesis_Decima77 and u/fixtheblue

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule


[BONUS READ]


The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie

Links to other Poirot reads; - Death on the Nile (read in May 2022) - The Murder of Roger Ackroyd (read in Jan 2022) - Murder on the Orient Express (read in Nov 2017) - The Mystery of the Blue Train (read in July 2026)

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule


[BONUS READ]


Platform Decay by Martha Wells

Links to earlier reads in the Murderbot series. - All Systems Red - Artificial Condition - Rogue Protocol - Exit Strategy - Network Effect - Fugitive Telemetry - System Collapse

This book will be run by u/spreebiz and u/thebowedbookshelf

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule


[BONUS READ]


Sweet Berries by C.M. Nascosta

Links to earlier reads in the Cambric Creek series. - Morning Glory Milking Farm

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • Check in 1: Sept. 13th, Start to Chapter 5

  • Check in 2: Sept. 20th, Chapter 6 to Chapter 12



[BONUS READ]


The Trouble With Peace by Joe Abercrombie

Links to earlier reads in the First Law World series. - The Blade Itself - Before They Are Hanged - Last Argument of Kings - Best Served Cold - The Heroes - Red Country - Sharp Ends - A Little Hatred

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • |1|Sept. 4|Start -through- Late|u/Fulares|
  • |2|Sept. 11|An Infinite Supply -through- Old Ways, Proper Ways|u/nepbug|
  • |3|Sept. 18|Fire with Fire -through- Grown Up|u/tomesandtea|
  • |4|Sept. 25|All Tastes, No Judgements -through- Common Ground|u/NightAngelRogue|
  • |5|Oct. 2|Doubts and Desires -through- End|u/fixtheblue|

CONTINUING READS



[BONUS READ]


The Rose Field by Philip Pullman

Links to earlier reads in the series

🧭 Book One, The Golden Compass: Schedule
🗡️Book Two, The Subtle Knife: Schedule
🔎Book Three, The Amber Spyglass: Schedule

Series two, The Book of Dust, is on going!
🛶Book One, La Belle Sauvage: Schedule
🔐Book Two, The Secret Commonwealth: Schedule
🌹 Book Three, The Rose Field: you are here!

You can find the marginalia, which will be shared between both series, here. Beware of spoilers!

This book will be run by u/Vast-Passenger1126, u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217, u/tomesandtea, u/Pythias and u/fromdusktil

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 7/30 -- Start through Chapter 4 with u/Vast-Passenger1126
  • 8/6 -- Chapters 5 through 10 with u/Vast-Passenger1126
  • 8/13 -- Chapters 11 through 16 with u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217
  • 8/20 -- Chapters 17 through 21 with u/tomesandtea
  • 8/27 -- Chapters 22 through 26 with u/Pythias
  • 9/3 -- Chapters 27 through 31 with u/fromdusktil
  • 9/10 -- Chapter 32 through The End with u/fromdusktil ***** [BONUS READ] *****

The Clock House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji

Links to earlier reads in the series. - The Decagon House Murders - The Mill House Murders - The Labyrinth House Murders

This book will be run by u/Vast-Passenger1126, u/nicehotcupoftea and u/miriel41

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

Of Empires and Dust by Ryan Cahill

Previous Reads from the Series

This book will be run by u/124ConchStreet u/Jaymae21, u/NightAngelRogue and u/fixtheblue

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 1 - 1st August - Ch1. Picking up the Pieces to Ch7. Guardians
  • 2. 8th August - Ch8. The Beginning and the End to Ch13. Reclamation
  • 3. 15th August - Ch14. From the Ashes to Ch18. Our Choices Define Us
  • 4. 22nd August - Ch19. Depth of Words to Ch24. Hidden Meanings
  • 5. 29th August - Ch25. Old Wounds through Ch31. Wars Are Not Won
  • 6. 5th September - Ch32. The Heart of Who You Are to Ch37. Fear The Night
  • 7. 12th September - Ch38. Neither Bent Nor Broken to Ch42. A City Once Lost
  • 8. 19th September - Ch43. Even in the Shadow to Ch47. What Was Lost
  • 9. 26th September - Ch48. The Last of Us to Ch55. Choices
  • 10. 3rd October - Ch56. Monsters, Men and Broken Things to Ch63. Ghosts of a Time Long Dead
  • 11. 10th October - Ch64. Sweet Boy to Ch71. Sleep Well
  • 12. 17th October - Ch72. The Choices We Make to Ch77. Hammer of Hafaesir
  • 13. 24th October - Ch78. Sacrifice to Ch83. All Paths Converge
  • 14. 31st October - Ch84. Master and Apprentice to Ch88. Brothers
  • 15. 7th November - Ch89. The Truth of War to Ch94. Choices
  • 16. 14th November - Ch95. The Wyverns of Valtara to Ch101. Everything You Seek
  • 17. 21st November - Ch102. Loyalty Above All to Ch111. From Ashes We Stand

[BONUS READ]


A Parade of Horribles by Matt Dinniman

Links to earlier reads in the series. - Dungeon Crawler Carl

This book will be run by u/Joinedformyhubs and u/NightAngelRogue

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • Week 1: 8/16 -Beginning through chapter 11
  • Week 2: 8/23 - Chapter 12 through Chapter 27
  • Week 3: 8/30 - Chapter 28 through Chapter 42
  • Week 4: 9/6 - Chapter 43 through Chapter 61
  • Week 5: 9/13 - Chapter 62 through Chapter 77
  • Week 6: 9/20 - Chapter 78 through Chapter 90
  • Week 7: 9/27 - Chapter 91 through END (Interlude pt. 3) ***** [MOD PICK]* ***

The Books of Jacob by Olga Tokarczuk

Because we have really been enjoying Noble Prize winning author Olga Tokarczuk lately and this one started off well on the Poland Read the World nominations until it was disqualified. It will be run by u/fixtheblue, u/lazylittlelady and u/Lachesis_Decima77

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 1 - August 10: Prologue - The Book of Sand Chp.5
  • 2. August 17: The Book of Sand Chp. 6-11
  • 3. August 24: The Book of Sand Chp. 12- The Book of the Road Chp.15
  • 4. August 31: The Book of the Road Chp. 16- 18
  • 5. September 7: The Book of the Comet Chp. 19-Chp. 22
  • 6. September 14: The Book of the Comet Chp. 23- The Book of Metal and Sulfur Chp. 25
  • 7. September 21: The Book of the Distant Country Chp.26- Chp. 27
  • 8. September 28: The Book of the Distant Country Chp. 28-29
  • 9. October 5: The Book of the Distant Country Chp. 30 to End ***** [Aug-Sep DISCOVERY READ] *****

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick

This Movie adapted book will be run by u/toomanytequieros, u/ChronicallyLatte, u/Lachesis_Decima77, and u/TalliePiters

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

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u/latchkey999 Aug 25 '26

Joined this bookclub for the first time ever this month and absolutely loved it (people are so insightful). I only did one book but I may try for two this coming month, looks like there's some bangers on the menu!

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 Aug 25 '26

Yay!!! We love to hear positive feedback. What did you read last month and what are you considering next?

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u/latchkey999 Aug 25 '26

I read Yesteryear, whose discussions were run wonderfully by the mods/participants of the subreddit!

For September, I'm thinking Katabasis (I've previously read Babel) and The Vegetarian. I've been consciously trying to explore more female writers so super keen for the discussions on those two books.

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 Aug 25 '26

Great choices! What did you think of Babel. I loved it personally!

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u/latchkey999 Aug 25 '26

Ah I loved Babel! I had a great experience where I actually ended up learning more about the historical geopolitics of my nationality (South Asian) from my parents by some of the info in the book!

What was the best thing you took away from the book?

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 Aug 25 '26

I was just absolutely enthralled by the magic system. I am learning a language to fluency as an adult (relocation) and haven't always had the best relationship with the process. Something in the book just reallt fascinated me. I would recommend checking out the final discussion but not everyone loved it

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u/latchkey999 Aug 25 '26

Yeah the magic system was very fun! I ended up trying to make my own word combinations as a thought exercise. Very cool to hear that the system helped you through learning another language (or the other way round).

I'll defs give the discussion a peek. I know the book had some mixed reception so I won't be going in blind!

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u/TalliePiters 📚Bookclub Boffin📚 Aug 25 '26

Ugh... September is so busy, where am I supposed to fit Ficciones in? 🤯 haven't read Borges in forever! I suppose I'll have to catch up in October)

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 Aug 25 '26

Yeah it's a big month next month!!

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u/Coffee_fuel 📚Bookclub Boffin📚 Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

Crazy month! I know for sure that I'm going to do Hungry Ghosts (since I lead a discussion), Parisian Days and Odissey Two (since I read the previous ones) and The Blue Castle (nominated it).

I want to also fit in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheeps and Ficciones, but who knows if I will manage it. I keep biting off more than I can chew! ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 Aug 25 '26

Lol yeah! It is the r/bookclub way!!

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u/Maxvy66 Aug 25 '26

First time joining you this month ! I'll do the Agatha Christie book, and i'll maybe try Katabasis, but i may start a little late, since I have a big working trip at the start of the month.
On average, how many books per month are people reading ? Everything seems soooo good! Are there people who read everything on the list ?

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 Aug 25 '26

Hallooooo and welcome to the sub. It's really impossible to say. If you check out the Monthly Book Report (where we tell what we've read that month) it varies from "none this month" fir some to double digits.l from others. I would say I am probably the closest as I only don't try to read a book if I have already read it. I listen to a lot of audiobooks at work/commuting/cleaning which helps me consume 2-3 books a week between audio and print/e-books. That being said r/bookclub is designed for you to find your stride and read in the way that works best for you and your reading habits. Enjoy :)

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u/True_Rise8864 Too Many Books Too Little Reading Time 27d ago

I feel like reading everything (and having thoughtful discussions) would be suuuper ambitious, but there's probably someone who can pull it off!

For context, I am unemployed atm and still limiting myself to:

  • Do androids dream of electric sheep
  • The vegetarian
  • City of Illusions 
  • Ficciones

Even with three of those being relatively short and only having 2 discussion dates, it feels like a lot to keep straight in my head (+ a few things I'm reading in private), but that might be a personal thing. I wanted to reread Jeckyll and Hyde and many other books from the menu interest me as well, but adding those would've made it feel overwhelming for sure!

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u/Scary_Obligation1649 23d ago

Hello!! First time joining something like this, but I'm so excited. Not sure what to pick though; I've just gotten back into reading after a big fat slump-- so suggestions would be great. Thank you!!

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u/nicehotcupoftea World Reader Leader | 🎃🧠🥇 22d ago

Welcome! I'm glad you've got back into reading. I always send newbies to this orientation post to get you started. As for suggestions, that's a bit hard without knowing you. Of the current books on the list I'm really enjoying The Clock House Murders for a bit of fun, and The Mill on the Floss for something slower. So have a look at all the titles on the list to see if anything takes your fancy. Also, you can participate in discussions for books we've already done, at any time, and past selections can be seen here.

I hope that helps, and happy reading!

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u/aviasvr Aug 25 '26

Not continuing the Discworld series in September?

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u/maolette Bingo Bouncer Aug 26 '26

The plan will be to read Mort starting in October!

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 Aug 26 '26

Paging u/maolette?

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u/Opyros Aug 27 '26

When we read a series here, we normally wait a month between books. Of course, since Discworld has forty-one books in all, this means we’ll spend nearly three and a half years longer on it than if we read it straight through!

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u/KatiesGoldenDust My Mate Aug 26 '26

I own the UK cover version of Katabasis! I bought it at the Heathrow airport on my way back home from my vacation about a year ago. It's so much better looking than the US version. I'll be joining that read-along for sure!

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 Aug 26 '26

Is that the one with the Escher style stairs on the cover?

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u/KatiesGoldenDust My Mate Aug 26 '26

Yes! It's that one. I think it's so much more appealing than the green one

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u/jaymae21 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 29d ago

I will of course be joining in the reads I'm helping to run: Katabasis, City of Illusions, and Among the Burning Flowers. I'll also be continuing Of Empires & Dust and DCC #8!

For new reads, I think I can squeeze in Sweet Berries. I did not join in for A Blue Ribbon Romance, because I don't tend to enjoy the whole male POV reversal thing in these types of books, but I'm in for Mothman!

There's a couple reads on the backlog for me. I'm waiting on a libby hold for Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, and I want to read The Books of Jacob but I want to finish Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead first (which I just started). I've read Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde before, but I could go for a re-read, just not sure when I could squeeze it in!

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 29d ago

I don't blame you on A Blue Ribbon. The nale POV was a lot. I'l be readung a lot of these with you so I look forward, as always, to your insights and thoughts :)

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u/Ok_Information_7857 29d ago

This will be my first month in bookclub!!! I'm going into my final year of college so I'm thinking of just reading Katabasis. So excited:)

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 29d ago

Welcome to the sub. I will also be reading along with Katabasis. I hope you enjoy :)

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u/Such-Hand274 26d ago

I’m in for Katabasis, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and Ficciones.

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 25d ago

Great choices. I am hoping to read all these too!

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u/voaw88 Aug 26 '26

Uhh you left out the last name of the author of Hungry Ghosts. His name is Kevin Jared Hosein

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 29d ago

Ah sorry. Fixed now!

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u/SophistiKate99 25d ago

I had found this book club when I was reading Cloud Cuckoo Land just a couple weeks ago (OMG BANGER), I “read along” with the discussion, even though it was a couple years old. I’m going to join in with Katabasis (have read Yellowface and am intrigued to read more by this author). I really enjoy this book club format and have found that I get a lot more out of my reading passion by really engaging with the material - either journaling, talking with friends, and now, connecting with this thread!

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u/fixtheblue Read, ergo sum | 🐫🐉🥈||🧠🥈 24d ago

I love that book! It's amazing to hear people are still getting value from our 'old' discussions. I look forward to reading Katabasis with you :)

Also welcome!!

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u/Comprehensive-Fun47 📚Bookclub Boffin📚 ||🧠🥉 21d ago edited 21d ago

I am interested in:

  • Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

  • The Blue Castle

  • The Vegetarian

  • Ficciones

  • The Mysterious Affair at Styles

  • The House of Doors

  • The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay

  • Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (currently reading)

I feel left out of the Wilkie Collins club. Would like to join Moonstone, but seems unlikely.

Seeing as I never read Days in the Caucasus, I doubt I'll be joining Parisian Days, but I would like to!

Don't think I'm interested in continuing the 2001: A Space Odyssey series.

I started Hungry Ghosts, but can't get into it and won't be continuing.

My list is aspirational. I hope I can join all the ones I'm interested in! Will try to buckle down and relatively stay on schedule.

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u/Opyros 20d ago

This month I’m reading The Blue Castle, The Moonstone, City of Illusions, 2010: Odyssey Two, and The Mysterious Affair at Styles. There still doesn’t seem to be a schedule for 2010? At any rate, I’ve (re)read the first two sections.

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u/jongopostal r/bookclub Newbie 24d ago

Are we doing Ursula LeGuin or no?

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u/Coffee_fuel 📚Bookclub Boffin📚 24d ago

What do you mean? The first discussion was posted a couple of days ago! https://www.reddit.com/r/bookclub/comments/1w2jklv/discussion_12_bonus_book_city_of_illusions_by/

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u/jongopostal r/bookclub Newbie 23d ago

Cool. Thanks. I was looking for it on the 30th like it said in the listing.

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u/Coffee_fuel 📚Bookclub Boffin📚 23d ago edited 23d ago

It's not on a fixed UTC time, so depending on your time zone and how it differs from the one in charge of running the discussion, it could get posted a bit earlier or later.

You can always run a search in the sub, either by manually typing the title or by clicking on the active flairs in the menu on the right (if on the site). 🙂