/lit/ - Literature

>>23328718
I technically started one with another grad student at my uni (disclaimer: an engineering school) but it was too light on actual reading. There was never any specific book we all read together, so we'd just go around a circle describing what we'd read individually, which didn't really go much past plot summaries. (And you'd often have people who hadn't read anything at all.) We also all read very different books, so it'd be random fantasy lit followed by me describing how I felt reading the Necrophiliac or whatever. I eventually dipped out because it got boring and the other founding member called me a retard.

Recently returned because they had an English lit PhD student in to lecture, but it turned out to be some some high school quiz type of shit. More discussion was had about TV adaptations than the actual prescribed reading. (He apparently lectured on English lit history the first time, which actually sounded good.) I stole snacks and do not plan to return.

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