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I've been thinking about joining one just to socialize and brainstorm, but my past experiences at my uni tell me it's gonna be shitty poetry slams and hacks trying to get their YA novels published on amazon.

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>>10524367

>> No.10524407

>>10524367
Maybe work like an extra two seconds on your prose and those cute dorky girls you're building up the confidence HERE to speak to would actually take a look at your pamphlet sized noggin.

>> No.10524430

What are reading clubs even for? I mean, you don't need other people to read a book.
Do you just discuss about them? But then it means that the people in it red the same book and that's rarely the case.
Just what is it for?

>> No.10524501

>>10524367
Attend the club once to see what it's like before committing.

>> No.10524590

>>10524367
Better than spending a night alone on 4chan. Something good might come out of it, even if it's not what you're looking for.

>>10524407
>pamphlet sized noggin.
cute

>> No.10524657

>>10524367
Do it; social interaction is healthy.

>> No.10524733

>>10524367
You will probably get better from it, even if there is no one better than you, it will make you write more, and even just knowing you have an audience will make you work more meticulously and revise more carefully