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Emma's goal is actually exactly what you just described! xFrom the book club description:
''Whenever possible I hope to have the author, or another prominent voice on the subject, join the conversation.''
@Emily I know she died a long time ago, but I meant authors like them, not her specific. I'm sorry for the confusion
@Ardit @Kodak Oooh, well I really hope it once comes to this because I cant wait to ask some questions to some of these authors! <3
Me too! She seems like a really interesting person to hang out with!!
This would be a dream come true, actually (: Amazing idea.
Alessia wrote: "That's such a great idea Simon! :)Let's make it real x"
Thank you :)) <3
Selene wrote: "This would be a dream come true, actually (: Amazing idea."Thanksss :) <3
Beatrice wrote: "I LOVE IT! "Thank yooooou! <3
Kodak wrote: "Well, keep your fingers and toesies all crossed and whatnot, we can but hope! :)"Let's do that :D
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It's Simon again!
So, I'm really enjoying the first month in this book club; I discovered some great books and authors and I'm really looking forward to reach my reading-goal for 2016.
Now, while I was spending time reading your interesting comments on almost all the topics, I was thinking of some ideas to make Our Shared Shelf even more fun. And while I'm not really sure if this is possible to accomplish, I'll just give it a go: why can't we invite some authors of books about feminism and equality, like Gloria Steimen, Sylvia Plath ( just read one of her books, she was an amazing writer by the way), or other good authors you guys know of, and we invite them for a big Q&A?
We could all prepare some questions and then vote for the best ones to ask them.
Imagine how awesome it would be to discover the reasons and stories behind their books!
It's just an idea and it would be really nice if you could tell me your opinions about my proposal so I could maybe work it out a little bit: it has to be organised right?
I'm definitely in because I would love to ask some questions to these authors and I'd also love to hear their experience with feminism! :)
Dont forget to comment and good reading everyone! <3
-Simon
( Please ignore my bad English, its not my main language as you can tell ;) )