I'm thinking of arranging a virtual nonfiction book club wherein everyone participating reads a *different* book relevant to a common topic
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I'd default toward a first iteration using Slack + Google Hangouts, but you crazy kids might know better than I do at this point.
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Let's give this thing a shot! Join the book club here: https://join.slack.com/t/elephantbookclub/shared_invite/enQtNjAyODA3OTY3MDkzLTdmM2FjODM2ZWE1OGM0Yjk4NTc1MmFiZjFmNzM1OGRlZjU3ZDVmY2FmOGE4M2RmMjc3OTMzNjhmYTQ4MGViOWI …pic.twitter.com/HjwNRjfpx6
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Having hit 200+ members, we're splitting into several groups covering different ground. This month we're covering three topics: 1) World-building (fiction, experiential, city/state planning, etc.) 2) Conspiracy theories 3) Education There's still time to join :)
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As a college student with little time to read books outside of my required coursework, would it be ok to join this just to be a fly on the wall for the discussions?
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Yep yep — I think it'll be sort of an a la carte thing; if someone isn't interested enough in the current topic to want to read a book about it, they can still join the discussion & wait for the next one
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@ChrisMilIington might interest you?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Brilliant. Thanks for this
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