That was a joke, Connie.
'Bushwhacked'
The Buffista Book Club: the Harry Potter iteration
This thread is a focused discussion group. Please see the first post below for the current topic and upcoming book discussions. While natter will inevitably happen, we encourage you to treat this like a virtual book club and try to keep your posts in that spirit.
By consensus, this thread is reopened specifically to discuss Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It will be closed again once that discussion has run its course.
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I think we've consensed that Wolfram should do the first pick honors if he's up for it , which I think he said he was. Sound right?
Thanks for getting that all together, -t and Cindy.
Well you can't argue with a bs consensus.
I'll pick a book from the list at some point today. And we'll set the discussion to start on August 15.
I'll pick a book from the list at some point today. And we'll set the discussion to start on August 15.
Sweet! Except I won't have Net access on August 15. Don't exhaust all the interesting discussion in two days, 'kay?
Yay! A date!
I'd worry a lot, P-C. You know how Buffistas can exhaust a topic immediately and never ever go back to it.
I don't know how down and dirty we're going to get into the usages of litcrit with this, though I am looking forward to that. Mystic arts always fascinate me. I do know I'm sadly lacking in the technical vocabulary I see used in the really in-depth discussions. Can someone point me to a "Lit Crit for Dummies" website or something?
Rockin! Go Wolfram with the choosing and stuff!
And we'll set the discussion to start on August 15.
After the book is chosen, and posted (with the start date) in press, does it make sense to close this thread, a la lightbulbs, to keep it used only for it's intended purpose?
After the book is chosen, and posted (with the start date) in press, does it make sense to close this thread, a la lightbulbs, to keep it used only for it's intended purpose?
Then we can't discuss/add suggestions and work out future books. Which is part of its intended purpose.
We've still got a lot of procedural stuff that should get the stuffing knocked out of it for a while yet.