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Date: | 2006-02-25 21:49 |
Subject: | Next text for the_modern |
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What do you suggest to be the next text (that meets the criteria of this community) for book discussion?
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What do you suggest to be the next text (that meets the criteria of this community) for book discussion? (Post)
It's been over a month's duration since voting time and now it's time to open up for discussion on the book. Please discuss the book at this time. Don't be bashful! (1witticism | Post)
It's been a week's duration of voting for the next book choice. The majority who chose to vote decided on The Crying Lot of 49 by Pynchon.
Everyone have a safe and festive holiday(s)! --Message from the co-maintainer, (Post)
It's that time again! Once the book choice is decided depending on your vote, will the deadline be set and fixed. We're on such a time crunch this time around so the voting time will only take a duration of two weeks, so please vote on your choice book. For book details, go to amazon.com for information on each book. Thank you. Which of these books would you prefer to read for this month's book discussion? Son of a Witch--Gregory Maguire
1(9.1%)
The Crying Lot of 49--Pynchon
5(45.5%)
On the Road--Jack Kerouac
1(9.1%)
Naked Lunch--Burroughs
2(18.2%)
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle--Haruki Murakami
2(18.2%)
(6witticisms | Post)
What do you suggest to be the next text (that meets the criteria of this community) for book discussion? (2witticisms | Post)
It's been a month's duration of nominating and voting for the next book choice. Since noone else nominated a book, one book was selected from one of the book lists and will be the next book of the month. the_modern's profile has not been updated yet. Expect it to be updated soon. (Post)
What do you suggest to be the next text (that meets the criteria of this community) for book discussion? (Post)
It's been over a month's duration since voting time and now it's time to open up for discussion on the book. Please discuss the book at this time. Don't be bashful! (Post)
It's been a week's duration of voting for the next book choice. The majority who chose to vote decided on Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse. (Post)
It's that time again! Once the book choice is decided depending on your vote, will the deadline be set and fixed. We're on such a time crunch this time around so the voting time will only take a duration of one week, so please vote on your choice book. For book details, go to amazon.com for information on each book. Thank you. Which of these books would you prefer to read for this month's book discussion? Reconstruction In Philosophy--John Dewey
2(11.8%)
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
6(35.3%)
To the Lighthouse--Virginia Woolf
9(52.9%)
(2witticisms | Post)
What do you suggest to be the next text (that meets the criteria of this community) for book discussion? (Post)
Hello, I'm new to the community. Though Naked Lunch is at the top of my personal reading list, I haven't had the opportunity to start--being an English undergrad seems to eat up all of your reading time. It is actually concerning an academic issue that I come to you. (3witticisms | Post)
It's been over a month's duration since voting time and now it's time to open up for discussion on the book. Please discuss the book at this time. Don't be bashful! (Post)
Our current members and I of the Broward Atheists Meetup (www.browardatheists.com and in www.meetup.com) welcome all interested in atheism, theism, freethought, agnosticism, humanism, transhumanism, state and church seperation (otherwise known as seperation of sturch), and related topics to our Tuesday meetings after 6:30pm. The www.browardatheists.com website has details on our venue, it is currently a pub, but will change when more members are acquired. We're already bulging at the seams with an average attendance of about twelve. No matter your age, beliefs, or preferences, we'd like to hear your opinion. Even the sternest Christians may come and present their thoughts, because if you really believe we're going to hell, we sure don't want to be wrong about the subject, haha, but most members are pretty confident about their atheism and agnosticism. I mention the invitation only to be open-minded. Anyways, we usually discuss religion, politics, philosophy, etc. but do not feel obligated to have to order anything despite it being a pub. There is no membership fee either, it is an informal event so far seeing how we have too few to be more organized, but we'd like to be! And we'd like to have enough people to start some activism and be as productive as possible. (Post)
Finished with naked lunch (2witticisms | Post)
It's been a two weeks duration of voting for the next book choice. The majority who chose to vote decided on William Burroughs' Naked Lunch. (Post)
There was a tie between the following two books listed below. Please take your time now to vote again between these two choices. Which of these books would you prefer to read for this month's book discussion? gunther grass - 'the tin drum'
4(40.0%)
william burroughs - 'naked lunch'
6(60.0%)
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It's that time again! Once the book choice is decided depending on your vote, will the deadline be set and fixed. We're not on such a time crunch this time around so the voting time will only take a duration of two weeks, so please vote on your choice book. For book details, go to amazon.com for information on each book. I've relentlessly have gotten lazy and won't post the information on each book like the previous time i have since there's more texts this time around (Look on amazon.com for these books to help you decide). Thank you. Which of these books would you prefer to read for this month's book discussion? jean-paul sartre - 'the age of reason'
0(0.0%)
angela carter - 'nights at the circus'
1(4.8%)
don delillo - 'underworld'
2(9.5%)
gunther grass - 'the tin drum'
5(23.8%)
william burroughs - 'naked lunch'
5(23.8%)
william faulkner - 'absalom, absalom'
3(14.3%)
gabriel garcia marquez - 'one hundred years of solitude'
3(14.3%)
italo svevo - Confessions of Zeno
1(4.8%)
the piano teacher
1(4.8%)
(3witticisms | Post)
What do you suggest to be the next text (that meets the criteria of this community) for book discussion? (5witticisms | Post)
Hope everyone has enjoyed their holidays! I have just updated our profile/main page and it now has the current book. Which also means that it's the time to start discussions on the book. Please feel free to post comments relevant to the book at this time! We will start the voting process of the next book choice(s) this coming week. (Post) |
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