Future Schedule?

[willowy]

Is there a schedule on this board for any future discussion we'll be having? It looks like there is only one active thread on here for Great Gatsby. Is there a list or any thoughts on what future discussions will be?

[kiakar]

Willowy: All of the threads are together. You can go down and read them all. We are on Chapter 4,5,6 but Foxycat put threads up for chapters l,2,3 also. You can answer someone else's thoughts or just put a comment on any thread you choose.

[willowy]

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kiakar wrote:
Willowy: All of the threads are together. You can go down and read them all. We are on Chapter 4,5,6 but Foxycat put threads up for chapters l,2,3 also. You can answer someone else's thoughts or just put a comment on any thread you choose.

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No, I mean a schedule as in what books you will be discussing next or down the line. I know there used to be one here, but there doesn't seem to be an updated one. The boards without a moderator seem to have went a bit dormant.

[holyboy]

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willowy wrote:

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kiakar wrote:
Willowy: All of the threads are together. You can go down and read them all. We are on Chapter 4,5,6 but Foxycat put threads up for chapters l,2,3 also. You can answer someone else's thoughts or just put a comment on any thread you choose.

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No, I mean a schedule as in what books you will be discussing next or down the line. I know there used to be one here, but there doesn't seem to be an updated one. The boards without a moderator seem to have went a bit dormant.

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I'd be interested to know too!

[foxycat]

There is no longer a moderator, and therefore there is no schedule. Some of us have been very successful at running our own discussions, others less so. If you would like to join us, hop in, or start a thread for a book you love. I'm going to try to get another group for Fitzgerald going after "Gatsby."

[foxycat]

There is no longer a moderator, and therefore there is no schedule. Some of us have been very successful at running our own discussions, others less so. If you would like to join us, hop in, or start a thread for a book you love. I'm going to try to get another group for Fitzgerald going after "Gatsby," which ends on or about Sept 7.

[kiakar]

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foxycat wrote:
There is no longer a moderator, and therefore there is no schedule. Some of us have been very successful at running our own discussions, others less so. If you would like to join us, hop in, or start a thread for a book you love. I'm going to try to get another group for Fitzgerald going after "Gatsby," which ends on or about Sept 7.

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Yes, Foxycat, I would love to read another novel by Fitzgerald. Delving into Gatsby has spoken to me in volumnes of how interesting I am in him as a person and a author. Does his other writings have alot of him in them.? And the writings are so realistic. I think I am on to something with Fitzgerald.

[CallMeLeo]

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kiakar wrote:

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foxycat wrote:
There is no longer a moderator, and therefore there is no schedule. Some of us have been very successful at running our own discussions, others less so. If you would like to join us, hop in, or start a thread for a book you love. I'm going to try to get another group for Fitzgerald going after "Gatsby," which ends on or about Sept 7.

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Yes, Foxycat, I would love to read another novel by Fitzgerald. Delving into Gatsby has spoken to me in volumnes of how interesting I am in him as a person and a author. Does his other writings have alot of him in them.? And the writings are so realistic. I think I am on to something with Fitzgerald.

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I would join in.

[kiakar]

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CallMeLeo wrote:

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kiakar wrote:

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foxycat wrote:
There is no longer a moderator, and therefore there is no schedule. Some of us have been very successful at running our own discussions, others less so. If you would like to join us, hop in, or start a thread for a book you love. I'm going to try to get another group for Fitzgerald going after "Gatsby," which ends on or about Sept 7.

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Yes, Foxycat, I would love to read another novel by Fitzgerald. Delving into Gatsby has spoken to me in volumnes of how interesting I am in him as a person and a author. Does his other writings have alot of him in them.? And the writings are so realistic. I think I am on to something with Fitzgerald.

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I would join in.

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Ok! Foxycat; we are waiting for your ok. And we do need to pick a book. I hope your answer is yes.

[foxycat]

See new thread on American classics board!

[sderekh]

Hi Foxy,

Any idea what you will be reading after Gatsby?

Derek

[foxycat]

We did "This Side of Paradise," some Fitzgerald short stories, then "O Pioneers!" but you're late. We began on Dec. 1, and we're just about done. You have to check for new threads on the main American Classics page. If you still want to read the book, you can comment on any one of the 5 threads.

http://bookclubs.barnesandnoble.com/bn/board?board.id=AmericanClassics

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sderekh wrote:
Hi Foxy,

Any idea what you will be reading after Gatsby?

Derek

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[AJ981979]

Anyone feeling some Hemingway these days?

[Lathan]

An inspired choice. What did you have in mind? A Moveable Feast? The Sun Also Rises?

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AJ981979 wrote:
Anyone feeling some Hemingway these days?

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[AJ981979]

For some reason I'm thinking The Sun Also Rises. But Hemingway is one of those authors I just never read a lot of, so I'd be willing to give anything a shot.

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Lathan wrote:
An inspired choice. What did you have in mind? A Moveable Feast? The Sun Also Rises?

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AJ981979 wrote:
Anyone feeling some Hemingway these days?

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[alfprof212]

I was wondering if anyone would be interested in reading To Kill a Mockingbird with me? I have to teach it to my class in a month or so and am looking for a good direction. If anyone would be interested, let me know!

I haven't been on the board in a while and it's good to see some familiar screen names. I hope everyone is doing well and I look forward to more rousing book discussions!

[Lathan]

I'd be up for Hemingway or Harper Lee, whichever gets a quorum.

Though I've always privately wondered about the latter: did she apparently have only one novel in her...?

[foxycat]

Yes, she had one novel only, but she's still around. I read Mockingbird this summer, and it's still fabulous. I had seen the movie many years ago.

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Lathan wrote:
I'd be up for Hemingway or Harper Lee, whichever gets a quorum.

Though I've always privately wondered about the latter: did she apparently have only one novel in her...?

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[Peppermill]

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Lathan wrote:
I'd be up for Hemingway or Harper Lee, whichever gets a quorum.

Though I've always privately wondered about the latter: did she apparently have only one novel in her...?

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She apparently worked closely with Truman Capote on In Cold Blood. Others have asked the question you pose, to the point of asking whether Harper Lee wrote To Kill a Mockingbird. The little I have read on the subject leaves me among those presuming she did.

Any one around who has looked more closely at the biographical information and is willing to give us some insights?