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[Announcement] JUNE Core Nominations - The WINNERS!!!

Hello book lovers. I am excited to announce our June core reads of 2026 will be.......

#THE BIG SUMMER READ

  • 1st place -

#Devils by Joe Abercrombie

  • Joint 2nd & 3rd place -

#North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell & A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving*

  • 4th place - Seveneves by Neal Stephensen

#LGBTQ2+

  • 1st place -

#The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai

  • 2nd place -

#Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature by Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian* (6 votes behind 1st)

  • 3rd place - Less by Andrew Sean Greer (1 vote behind 2nd)
  • 4th place Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters (1 vote behind 3rd)

*These three books will be added onto the Wheel of books, and the care of the warden of the wheel u/Joinedformyhubs and the devestatingly darling doogeroonie, the Thormester!!!

Also special shout out to ...me who nominated both winners 🥳

So will you be joining us for one (or both) of these reads?

Happy reading bookclubbers 📚

u/fixtheblue — 8 days ago
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[Announcement] Reminder to Vote - Only 24 (and a little) hours remain!!

Hello r/bookclub bers Our June Core nominations are down to the last 24 hours before we close the posts and announce the winner. Be sure to head to the posts to vote for your favourites

#- Link to the BIG SUMMER READ Nomination Post

#- Link to the LGBTQ2+ Nomination Post

Remember you can (and absolutely should) upvote all and any of the books you would read with r/bookclub if they win.

Happy reading upvoting 📚

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u/fixtheblue — 9 days ago
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[VOTE] June - LGBTQ2+ Author and/or Book

Hello all! It is the Core Reads voting time again and this month we will have a LGBTQ2+ author/book on the ticket. This is your chance to nominate any book that was written by an LGBTQ2+ author or had LGBTQ2+ themes and/or characters

This is the voting thread for

#LGBTQ2+

Voting will be open for four days, ending on May 13, 11.00 PDT/14.00 EDT/20.00 CEST. The selection will be announced by May 14 at the latest.

#For this selections, here are the requirements:

  • Under 500 pages
  • No previously read selections
  • LQBTQ2+ author and/or book

Please check the previous selections. Quick search by author here to determine if your selection is valid.

Nominate as many titles as you want (one per comment), and vote for any, and all, of the nominations you'd participate in if they were to win

Here's the formatting frequently used, but there's no requirement to include a book blurb or link to Storygraph, Wikipedia or other (just don't link to sales links at Amazon, spam catchers will remove those)

The generic selection format:

/[Title by Author]/(links)

(Without the /s)

Where a link to Storygraph, Wikipedia, or other summary of your choice is included (but not required)

Happy Nominating and Happy upvoting! 📚

(For more nominations and voting head to THE BIG SUMMER READ nomination post here

Note - The mod team does not constantly review nominatioms so if you suspect that a nomination does not fit the specifications you are welcome to report this and note that it "Does not fit Specifications". The mod team will review it and approve or delete accordingly. Any comments on the validity of other users' nominations will be removed immediately. Winning nominations will be confirmed to fit the specs before the winners announcement is made

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u/fixtheblue — 12 days ago
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[VOTE] The Big Summer Read

Hello all! Welcome to the June 2026 Core Reads voting. Our first June topic is The Big Summer Read.

This is the voting thread for

#THE BIG SUMMER READ

Voting will be open for four days, ending on May 13, 11.00 PDT/14.00 EDT/20.00 CEST. The selection will be announced by May 14

#For this selections, here are the requirements:

  • Over 500 Pages
  • No previously read selections
  • Any genre

Please check the previous selections. Quick search by author here to determine if your selection is valid.

Nominate as many titles as you want (one per comment), and vote for any, and all, of the nominations you'd participate in if they were to win

Here's the formatting frequently used, but there's no requirement to include a book blurb or link to Storygraph, Wikipedia or other (just don't link to sales links at Amazon, spam catchers will remove those)

The generic selection format:

/[Title by Author]/(links)

(Without the /s)

Where a link to Storygraph, Wikipedia, or other summary of your choice is included (but not required)

Happy Nominating and Happy upvoting! 📚

(For more nominations and voting head to the June LGBTQ2+ author and/or novel nomination post here

#Note - If you suspect that a nomination does not fit the specifications you can report this and note that comment "Does not fit Specifications". The mod team will review it and approve or delete accordingly. Any comments on the validity of other users' nominations will be removed immediately.

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u/fixtheblue — 12 days ago
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Hey folks it'll soon be May!! That means book report time, yay! One book or a million books we don't care. This is a space to celebrate all reading, swap opinions, add to the ever growing TBR and hear other's insights and thoughts on books on our radar. So share with us your April reads and your feelings about them in this month's Book Report 📚

What did you finish this month?

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u/fixtheblue — 21 days ago
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*With permission from the mods*

Hi everyone,

I am looking for books from, or about Macedonia for our Read the World challenge over at r/bookclub. The book can be any length, and genre, but it must be set or partially set in Macedonia. Preferably the author should be from Macedonia, or at least currently residing in Macedonia, or has been a resident of Macedonia in the past. I'm looking for the "if someone could only ever read one book from Macedonia which book should it be" type suggestions.

The book should be available in English

Thanks so much

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u/fixtheblue — 25 days ago
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Welcome back space travellers as we head back into the Foundation Greater Universe with The Galactic Empire series (book 2 of 3) The Currents of Space by Isaac Asimov.

Incase you need 'em here is the monster list of Asimov books we have read so far on r/bookclub and links to their schedules.

In saying that please be aware that not everyone here has read all these books therefore any reference outside of the Galactic Empire trilogy should be treated as a spoiler.

#Please use spoiler tags for anything outside of the chapters in this book we have covered so far, including series spoilers and the previous r/bookclub read of Robot Series and Foundation series

You can add a spoiler tag by enclosing your text with > ! Your Text Here ! < (no spaces).

The Schedule can be found here and the marginalia here. Right let's get down to business.

#Chapter Summaries

#Prolog An Earthman is getting worked up because another man is preventing him from getting his calculations to the I.S.B to stop the planet Florina being destroyed, killing all the people on it. The Earthman has been drugged and the other man uses a psychic probe. The effects of which will take a long time to even begin to lift.

#1. THE FOUNDLING Rik remembers his job from before the beginning was Analysing Nothing. He is currently a millworker and people call him "Crazy Rik" and mocks his way of speaking. Valona 'Lona' March had been charged with protecting him. Lona recognises that Rik must have been an educated man 'before'. She is afraid he will leave her if he remembers everything. His memory is recovering slowly from his thorough treatment with a psychic probe. Lona doesn't tell him this. She had tried to bribe the doctor not to report Rik, but he refused. He had, however, died in a gyrocrash. Rik has remembered that everyone on Florina is going to die.

#2. THE TOWNMAN Lona arrives at Townman Myrlyn Terens' home, past curfew, to tell him Rik is remembering things. Myrlyn remembers back to the day they found Rik, nearly naked, traumatised and child-like. Ull Jencus, the closest thing they had to a doctor came to help transport Rik into town to clean him up. They speculate on how the man ended up in this state in their town. The patrollers, mercenaries from off Florina, decide it's not worth making a report about and advise them to "get rid of him". The men argue about what to do and eventually settle on helping Valona have Rik in her meagre living area. Lona tells the Townman Rik said he used to analyse Nothing, and he interprets this as meaning he used to analyse space. The Townman goes with Lona back to Rik. They must be subtle so Rik doesn't get taken away.

#3. THE LIBRARIAN The city is split into Upper City and the Lower City with the Upper built upon the Lower...literally. Rik is scared and Terens feels hatred for Galaxy as the make their way to the library in the Upper City. Terens' role of Townman allows special priviledges and access into the Upper City. He claims Rik is his assisstant. Terens introduces Rik to the e-reader system. The act helps Rik remember and he reads out the article about Spatio-analysis. He had been a Spatio-analyst before. Rik's searches alert the Librarian and then a Patroller. They have no choice but to lie. The librarian and then the patroller insist they wait for the requested books. Terens regrets his reckless choice to go to upper City when Valona arrives and neutrilises the patroller.

#4. THE REBEL To remain inconspicuous the trio fight the urge to run as they pass plenty of people in uniform. Whilst they make their way through the crowd Valona confesses to following them. They use the hospital that is connected to both Upper and Lower City to escape back to the Lower City. There are patrollers in a ground car looking for them. Luckly a broad man suggests they head to Khorov's bakery. An old man helps them escape through a dummy oven into a small, poorly ventilated room. The baker knows that they are in trouble and it's only a matter of time till the patrollers find out their identiy. They rest at the bakery. Velona cannot sleep. Terens leaves in the night after warning her not to trust the baker. The baker says Velona she is free to leave too, but Rik, however, is not.

#5. THE SCIENTIST Dr. Selim Junz, a Spatio-analyst, has been frustratingly waiting for a year. He has learnt there's no hurrying the Sarkite Civil Service. Townmen are native Florina governors chosen for their abilities young and sent to Sark to train. Dr. Junz is Libair, and like all Libairians, highly pigmented. Dr. Junz has, for the last 11 or so months, been searching for a Spatio-analyst who disappeared. The I.S.B. analyst had sent a message, but his ship's hyperatomic motor's energy pattern was never registered as landing anywhere. Due to the psychopathic episode they believed he suffered he is likely to be amnesiac and lost somewhere on Florina. Dr. Junz insists Ambassador Abel find the missing man. In the end it was Junz's own man (a library Clerk) that informed him that the man was found. He now knows that Rik is at Khorov's shop. Khorov is a known Ambassador of Trantor.

#6. THE AMBASSADOR Terens thinks back to how, during childhood, everything was so black and white. After performing well in school and getting sent to Sark he learnt this was not really the case. He made himself useful, and studied hard for 10 years. He learnt an uprising against Sark was coming and that Trantor, with the help of the Florinians would destroy Sark. He wondered, however, if this would just be switching one Tyrannical rule for another! The rebels Terens knew slowly disappeared one by one. Now he knows that he has to keep Rik safe from the Trantorians. Terens also knows that Rik's memory is back, and that his knowledge is explosive. He is aware that Khorov is a Trantorian agent. Trantor has been expanding rapidly. From the few planet of the Trantorian Republic to the Trantorian Confederation and then the Trantorian Empire. Ambassador Abel isn't loyal to Trantor per se. He is loyal to peace and the comfort it bought him. He will do what needs to be done to protect that, and that means protecting Trantor. Abel doesn't understand Dr. Junz's focus on single planet when a Galactic Empire would come with peace. Dr. Junz explains that Florians are at the (opposite) extreme of skin pigmentation. Libairians, with a lot of skin pigmentation, therefore, feel a kinship with the Florians who also experience exclusion due to being different. Junz is furious with Abel that he never told the truth about Rik's discovery. They are both annoyed they wasted so much time assuming Rik was on Sark and not using that time to look in Florina. It all makes no difference now though. Khorov has apparently been killed and Rik and Lona have escaped.....

Until next week stardust friends when u/Lachesis_Decima77 will lead us through chapters 7 - 12. See you then 🌌✨️📚

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u/fixtheblue — 26 days ago
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What does your Reading Menu look like for May?

New here? Head to our New Readers Orientation post here for the basics. Also be sure to introduce yourself below. We love to hear how you found us, what you like to read, and what your first r/bookclub read is/will be

May Line-up - 2001: A Space Odyssey (Sci-Fi), Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (Translated Novel), Ali and Nino + Days in the Caucasus (Read the World), Beloved (Evergreen), Everything I Never Told You (Discovery Read), Morning Glory Milking Farm (Mod Pick), The City of Brass (Runner-up Read), The Autobiography of Malcolm X (Quarterly Non-Fiction) The Ice (Bonus Book), Chapterhouse: Dune (Bonus Book), The Horse and His Boy + The Magician's Nephew + The Last Battle (Bonus Book), The Secret Commonwealth (Bonus Book), This Inevitable Ruin (Bonus Book), Planet of Exile (Bonus Book), Storm of Locusts (Bonus Book) + The Monthly Mini & Poetry Corner.

  • Find the previous schedules at April Book Menu here

  • Find the next schedules at [JUNE Book Menu from the 25th of May

  • Head to this post to learn more about bookclub's calendar

  • r/bookclub takes a strict stance on spoilers. Find out more here

  • It is the responsibility of the reader to ensure a book is suitable for them. As such read runners will not usually include Content Warnings (CW) or Trigger Warnings (TW). A useful resource is the site www.doesthedogdie.com which, though not exhaustive, contains an extensive list of content for many books.

  • Find the 2026 Bingo Board Megathread here. Also the 2026 Bingo Q&A post and the 2026 Bingo helper post for all your r/bookclub 2026 Bingo needs

[MONTHLY MINI]

#Coming 1st May

[POETRY CORNER]

#Coming 15th May

[SCI-FI]

#2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke

was nominated by u/Lachesis_Decima77 and will be run by u/Lachesis_Decima77, u/Blackberry_Weary and u/emygrl99

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found [here](

Discussion Schedule

  • TBA

[TRANSLATED NOVEL]

#Perfume: The Story of a Murderer by Patrick Süskind

was nominated by u/Lachesis_Decima77 and will be run by u/Lachesis_Decima77, u/sunnydaze7777777 and u/Vast-Passenger1126

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • May 5: Chapters 1-15 led by u/sunnydaze7777777
  • May 12: Chapters 16-34 led by u/Vast-Passenger1126
  • May 19: Chapter 35 to end led by u/Lachesis_Decima77

[READ THE WORLD]

#Ali and Nino by Urban Said + Days in the Caucasus by Banine

for Azerbaijan will be run by u/ChronicallyLatte, u/Bluebelle236, u/nicehotcupoftea, u/lazylittlelady, u/Greatingsburg, u/tomesandtea

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

● Ali and Nino

  • 8th May - Start to Chapter 9 - u/ChronicallyLatte

  • 15th May - Chapter 10 to Chapter 20 - u/Bluebelle236

  • 22nd May - Chapter 21 to End - u/nicehotcupoftea

● Days in the Caucasus

  • 26th May - Start to Part 1/Chapter 8 - u/lazylittlelady

  • 2nd June - Part 1/Chapter 9 to Part 2/Chapter 5 - u/Greatingsburg

  • 9th June - Part 2/Chapter 6 to End - u/tomesandtea

[QUARTERLY NON-FICTION]

#The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Malcom X

This biography/autobiography/memoir book will be run by u/tomesandtea, u/ProofPlant7651, u/ChronicallyLatte, u/Lachesis_Decima77, u/IraelMrad and u/Pkaurk

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • May 1 - Beginning - Chapter IV (u/tomesandtea)
  • May 8 - Chapter V - Chapter VIII (u/ProofPlant7651)
  • May 15 - Chapter IX - Chapter XII (u/ChronicallyLatte)
  • May 22 - Chapter XIII - Chapter XV (u/Lachesis_Decima77)
  • May 29 - Chapter XVI - Chapter XI (u/IraelMrad)
  • June 5 - Chapter XIX - Epilogue (u/Pkaurk)

[EVERGREEN]

#Beloved by Toni Morisson

will be run by u/thebowedbookshelf, u/midasgoldentouch, u/epiphanyshearld and u/toomanytequieros because after the Song of Solomon who doesn't want more Morisson?!

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 16 May - First six chapters of Part 1 or from the start to >!“How did she know?”!< - led by u/thebowedbookshelf
  • 23 May - Next seven chapters of Part 1 or from >!“Beloved was shining…”!< to >!“…rose and fell under her hand.”!< - led by u/midasgoldentouch
  • 30 May - Last five chapters of Part 1 and first two chapters of Part 2 or from >!“Denver finished washing the dishes…”!< to >!“…my daughter, and she is mine.”!< - led by u/epiphanyshearld
  • 6 June - Last four chapters of Part 2 and all of Part 3 - From >!“Beloved is my sister…”!< to the end - led by u/toomanytequieros

[May-Jun DISCOVERY READ]

See nomination post 1st May

[MOD PICK]

#Morning Glory Milking Farm by C.M. Nascosta

Because for some reason monster smut has become the butt of r/bookclub jokes especially minotaur based monster smut....time to check it out for reals. This book will be run by u/Vast-Passenger1126

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • May 18: Chapters 1-5
  • May 25: Chapters 6-12
  • June 1: Chapters 13-17

[RUNNER-UP READ]

#TBD

This book was nominated back in XXXX by u/------- for XXXXX. It will be run by u/-------

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found [here](

Discussion Schedule

  • TBA

[BONUS READ]

#The Ice by Ryan Cahill (Book #3.5)

Links to earlier reads in the series;

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 5/22/26 - Ch. 1 - 7
  • 5/29/26 - Ch. 8 - 12 (end)

[BONUS BOOK]

#Chapterhouse: Dune by Frank Herbert

Links to earlier reads in the series.

This book will be run by u/Blackberry_Weary, u/luna2541, u/Pythias and u/Less_Tumbleweed_321

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 5/11/26: Chapters 1 through 11
  • 5/18/26: Chapters 12 through 21
  • 5/25/26: Chapters 22 through 30
  • 6/1/26: Chapters 31 through 39
  • 6/8/26: Chapters 40 through 48

[BONUS READ]

#The Horse and His Boy + The Magician's Nephew + The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis

Links to;

  • The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Prince Caspian, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader can all be found here
  • The Silver Chair + Narnia movie discussions can be found here.

This book will be run by u/tomesandtea, u/emygrl99, u/thebowedbookshelf and u/fromdusktil

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

● The Horse and His Boy

  • May 7 - Start through Chapter 4 with u/tomesandtea
  • May 14 - Chapters 5 through 9 with u/fromdusktil
  • May 21 - Chapters 10 through The End with u/fromdusktil

● The Magician's Nephew with u/thebowedbookshelf

  • May 28 - Start through Chapter 8
  • June 4 - Chapter 9 through The End

● The Last Battle

  • June 11 - Start through Chapter 5 with u/tomesandtea
  • June 18 - Chapters 6 through 11 with u/emygrl99
  • June 25 - Chapter 12 through The End with u/emygrl99

[BONUS READ]

#The Secret Commonwealth by Phillip Pullman

Links to earlier reads in the series. 🧭 - Book One, The Golden Compass: Schedule 🗡️ - Book Two, The Subtle Knife: Schedule 🔎 - Book Three, The Amber Spyglass: Schedule. ✨️ -  La Belle Sauvage + Once Upon a Time in the North, Lyra's Oxford and Serpentine: Schedule

This book will be run by u/fromdusktil, u/tomesandtea, u/Pythias, u/Vast-Passenger1126 and u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • May 6 - Start through Chapter 6 --- u/fromdusktil
  • May 13 - Chapters 7 through 10 --- u/tomesandtea
  • May 20 - Chapters 11 through 15 --- u/tomesandtea
  • May 27 - Chapters 16 through 19 --- u/Pythias
  • June 3 - Chapters 20 through 23 --- u/Vast-Passenger1126
  • June 10 - Chapters 24 through 28 --- u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217
  • June 17, Chapter 29 - End -- u/IraelMrad

[BONUS READ]

#This Inevitable Ruin by Matt Dinniman

Links to

  • Dungeon Crawler Carl is here
  • Carl's Doomsday Scenario is here
  • The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook is here
  • The Gate of the Feral Gods is here
  • The Butcher's Masquerade is here
  • The Eye of the Bedlam Bride is here

This book will be run by reading goalz duo u/NightAngelRogue and u/Joinedformyhubs

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • Week 1: 5/3 - Beginning through Chapter 8
  • Week 2: 5/10 - Chapter 9 through Chapter 18
  • Week 3: 5/17 - Chapter 19 through Chapter 27
  • Week 4: 5/24 - Chapter 28 through Chapter 40
  • Week 5: 5/31 - Chapter 41 through Chapter 55
  • Week 6: 6/7 - Chapter 56 through Chapter 66
  • Week 7: 6/14 - Chapter 67 through 74
  • Week 8:  6/21 - Chapter 75 through END

[BONUS READ]

#Planet of Exile by Ursula K. Le Guin

Links to earlier reads in the series;

This book will be run by u/manjusri and u/tomesamdtea.

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found [here](

Discussion Schedule

  • TBA

[BONUS READ]

#Storm of Locusts by Rebecca Roanhorse

Links to The Sixth World

  • Book #1 Trail of Lightning is here

This book will be run by u/Vast-Passenger1126, u/ProofPlant7651 and u/WatchingTheWheels75.

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 22nd May - Chapters 1-17 with u/ProofPlant7651
  • 29th May - Chapters 18-30 with me
  • 5th June - Chapters 31-47 u/WatchingTheWheels75

          CONTINUING READS

[EVERGREEN]

#The Colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett

will be run by u/maolette, u/epiphanyshearld, u/wild_umbreon and u/ColaRed because we read Pterry taster for our last author profile and now it is time to commit to the 41 books of Discworld!

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • April 23: The Colour of Magic (u/epiphanyshearld)

  • April 30: The Sending of Eight (u/wild_umbreon)

  • May 7: The Lure of the Wyrm (u/ColaRed)

  • May 14: Close to the Edge (u/maolette)

[Apr-May DISCOVERY READ]

#Everything I Never Told You - Celeste Ng

This book was nominated by u/tomesandtea for our Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage appreciation nomination

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 30 April - Chapters 1-4
  • 7 May - Chapters 5-7
  • 14 May - Chapters 8-12

[MOD PICK]

#Bel Canto by Ann Patchett

The book was Runner-up on our Mod Pick member's Choice and will be by u/Lachesis_Decima77

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • April 20: Chapters 1 and 2 with u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217

  • April 27: Chapters 3 to 5 with u/ChronicallyLatte

  • May 4: Chapters 6 and 7 with u/Lachesis_Decima77

  • May 11: Chapter 8 to end with u/Lachesis_Decima77

[BONUS READ]

#The Currents of Space by Isaac Asimov

Incase you missed it here are the links to our other Asimov reads

This book will be run by u/Lachesis_Decima77, u/nepbug and u/fixtheblue

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • April 24: prolog to chapter 6 with u/fixtheblue
  • May 1: chapters 7 to 12 with u/Lachesis_Decima77
  • May 8: chapter 13 to end with u/nepbug

[BONUS READ]

#The Children of Strife by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Links to Children of Time (Book 1) can be found here, Children of Ruin (Book 2) here, and Children of Memory (Book 3) here. This book will be run by u/jaymae21, u/nopantstime, u/maolette and u/tomesandtea

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 4/19/26 - Ch. 1.1-Ch. 4.3 with u/jaymae21

  • 4/26/26 - Ch. 4.4-Ch. 8.3 with u/jaymae21

  • 5/3/26 - Ch. 8.4-Ch. 11.6 with u/nopantstime

  • 5/10/26 - Ch. 12.1-Ch. 16.1 with u/maolette

  • 5/17/26 - Ch. 16.2-Ch. 19.6 (end) with u/tomesandtea

[BONUS READ]

#Leviathan Falls by James S. A. Corey

Find links to previous reads below;

This book will be run by u/ChronicallyLatte, u/NightAngelRogue, u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217, u/nepbug and u/Vast-Passenger1126 

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • April 18:  Prologue - Ch. 7 - u/ChronicallyLatte

  • April 25: Ch. 8-17 - u/NightAngelRogue

  • May 2: Ch. 18-24 - u/Less_Tumbleweed_3217

  • May 9: Ch. 25-32   

  • May 16: Ch. 33-40 - u/nepbug

  • May 23: Ch. 41 - Epilogue - u/Vast-Passenger1126

#●Short Story Discussion:

  • May 30: The Sins of Our Fathers - u/tomesandtea

[THE BIG SPRING READ - PUBLIC DOMAIN]

#Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackery

was nominated by u/fixtheblue and will be run by u/Ser_Erdrick, u/Amanda39, u/Lachesis_Decima77, u/nicehotcupoftea and u/infininme

The Schedule with direct links to the marginalia and all the discussion posts can be found here

Discussion Schedule

  • 18th March - Chapters 1-7 u/Ser_Erdrick

  • 25th March - Chapters 8-14 u/Amanda39

  • 1st April - Chapters 15-22 u/Lachesis_Decima77

  • 8th April - Chapters 23-29 u/nicehotcupoftea

  • 15th April - Chapters 30-35 u/infininme

  • 22nd April - Chapters 36-42 u/infininme

  • 29th April - Chapters 43-50 u/Ser_Erdrick

  • 6th May - Chapters 51-56 u/Lachesis_Decima77

  • 13th May - Chapters 57-63 u/Amanda39

  • 20th May - Chapters 64-67 u/nicehotcupoftea

u/fixtheblue — 27 days ago