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Sep 17, 2013 11:08AM

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I'll join in on The Ceremonies!





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The buddy read has been broken up into four parts:
Part 1: Beginning, LIMBO, & LUST (113 pgs).
Part 2: HUNGER, GREED, & WRATH (116 pgs).
Part 3: ARROGANCE & VIOLENCE (86 pgs).
Part 4: MALICE & BETRAYAL, plus the afterword and end material (121 pgs)
The planned discussion schedule:
Part 1: Starting on November 16th.
Part 2: Starting on November 19th.
Part 3: Starting on November 22nd.
Part 4: Starting on November 25th.
Links to discussion topics:
Through part one
Through part two
Through part three
Through part four

I'm up for it if we can start next week.

I don't really like zombie novels but I like how you are doing the buddy read. My group discusses 25% per week but don't do separate folders, I like it being done that way so people who come in after the group read can still discuss each part. Does that group always do them that way?


This is only the second one we've done that way. It was my suggestion, for the very reason you cite. The other one was three parts. In both cases, I'm the one that set up the discussion topics.
It also allows those that are further into the book to go ahead and post comments that are fresh in their mind on the other topics.
One reason we are doing it on the book's web page is that the moderators of the group thought we'd have too many discussion topics in the Zombies group.
It also allows those to participate that don't belong to the Zombies group. Or, in the future, are looking for discussions on the book itself. Those topics will still be there, so they can review them.
Although there are a lot of comments back and forth not about the book. It's the nature of a buddy read. :)

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
"A Thin Ghost and Others"
"The Residence at Whitminster"
"The Diary of Mr Poynter"
"An Episode of Cathedral History"
"The Story of a Disappearance and an Appearance"
"Two Doctors"
"A Warning to the Curious"
"The Haunted Dolls' House"
"The Uncommon Prayer-Book"
"A Neighbour's Landmark"
"A View from a Hill"
"A Warning to the Curious"
"An Evening's Entertainment"

Yea it would be hard to keep organized. To bad good reads don't have sub folders.






Sure, I'm game.

I want to read this but have way too much scheduled.

Andrew wrote: "Graveworm by Tim Curran anyone? Seems that quite a few have recently picked up the .99 kindle versions."
I read this one last year (pb version), and I would LOVE to join in this discussion!
I read this one last year (pb version), and I would LOVE to join in this discussion!
I've heard a lot about this one lately…should look it up now.
edit: added it to the wish list…..Is it part of a series?
edit: added it to the wish list…..Is it part of a series?

Adam wrote: "I have never even seen a Curran pb, Katherine. That's cool!"
Hag Night is available in paperback, too…though I so wish I had bought the kindle edition of that one. Print was too small for my eyes…sigh--I feel old!
Hag Night is available in paperback, too…though I so wish I had bought the kindle edition of that one. Print was too small for my eyes…sigh--I feel old!



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