Don Qioxote Read Together

[Anonymous No.16265440]

Last Day to Join, Before it's Too Late edition
we're reading this month
the main discussion will be here, on lit
get the file of the book legaly here for free: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/996
discord: https://discord.gg/zUwMzWY

[Anonymous No.16266412]

bump

[Anonymous No.16267167]

My copy hasn't arrived yet. And I'm still halfway though reading Moby Dick. I think I'll miss the first week and catch up with everyone on the end of Book 1.

[Anonymous No.16267176]

>>16265440
Don't have the time to read Don Quixote again, but hope you guys have fun. You guys posting on /lit/ cause will probs lurk? Hopefully I'll be able to read some chapters again if I get the time off work

[Anonymous No.16267838]

Ump

[Anonymous No.16268947]

Last one
P.s. best sonnet^

[Anonymous No.16268959]

>>16268947
This is what you guys read for fun?

[Anonymous No.16268965]

Anyone knows if there's an epub of the CVC's Spanish version? (ie, the one on RAE's website with 50 annotations per page).

[Anonymous No.16268987]

>>16268959
yes

[Anonymous No.16268996]

>>16268959
I, personally, skipped all the sonnets at the beginning when I was reading Don Quixote at the first time, although I did read the ones at the end, and I liked those. I might read these ones at the beginning this time around, maybe.

[Anonymous No.16270285]

Should I join in for my first read or just take my time and enjoy the book at my pace?

[Anonymous No.16270290]

Are the Sonnets a must read?

[Anonymous No.16270760]

>>16270285
The latter, but if you are the kind of procrastinator who has been meaning to read it for months and still haven't started then I would say join in

[Anonymous No.16270767]

>>16270290
Naw man skip them, maybe read them after you have read the book, or when you feel like reading some poetry. There is an entire chapter in there too that is a poem, I skipped that as well on my first read.

[Anonymous No.16270836]

>tfw not joining due to being too busy to keep up with /lit/s pace.
I hate my job, hate my brainlet self that reads so slow

[Anonymous No.16270851]

Impertinence, impertinences everywhere.

[Anonymous No.16270874]

>>16270836
Take the welfare pill. I got hurt on my job and got disability and unemployment, it opened my eyes to all the free money out there. I own a few rental properties as well, but even if I didn't the government money is enough to live well and save. I make sick money doing nothing with both of these things combined though. Just talk to local agencies and they'll tell you all these potential benefits, even if you make 80+k you can be eligible for some stuff, it's insane

[Anonymous No.16270896]

>>16270874
Did you have the rental properties before getting injured?

[Anonymous No.16270899]

I really dont want to join your tranny grooming discord.
Please be sure to share any insightful stuff that you write over yander here as well (but make sure to spare any of the ebin emote posting nad other Mental memes you will be sharing while in your voice chats falling asleep together).

[Anonymous No.16271432]

>>16270896
Just one, but since then have been able to get more and have the time to actually do so. More time for hobbies, reading, family as well. There's so much time in the day that escapes us because we're wage slaves.

[Anonymous No.16271447]

I'm gonna be listening to the audiobook since I just started using those. Looking forward to taking part in discussion.

[Anonymous No.16272085]

>>16270290
>he even considers skipping bits and pieces
Not gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.16272095]

>>16265440
are we reading cervantes or menard?

[Anonymous No.16272152]

>>16271432
USA???

[Anonymous No.16272712]

Look what finally arrived. Not gonna start until next week though, I’ll catch up with you guys.

[Anonymous No.16273043]

>>16265440
How many chapters are you guys in? I was thinking of reading El Quijote one of these days, so maybe this is a good oportunity

[Anonymous No.16273179]

>>16273043
I have to read 30 pages a day for the first week to meet the date. I stopped after
chapter 3 yesterday, but today I am going all the way up to chapter 9.

[Anonymous No.16273184]

>discord
>English translation

kill yourselves immediately and without haste

[Anonymous No.16273636]

>>16273184
I'll make sure to link the Spanish one next time

[Anonymous No.16273643]

>>16268959
Yeah it’s funny as shit. Actually a great book not just pretentious shit.

[Anonymous No.16274037]

>he skipped the catalogue of books

[Anonymous No.16275003]

>>16270899
If I see anything interesting I'll make sure to share it in the threads.

[Anonymous No.16275032]

>>16274037
what's the point if they just end up burning them and sealing the rest in a room?

[Anonymous No.16275066]

>>16272712
Unironically, see you next week :^)

[Anonymous No.16275845]

>>16272712
That is one beautiful book.

[Anonymous No.16275884]

>>16275032
It gives you some good recommendations for medieval chivalry romances.

[Anonymous No.16275929]

>>16268965
There's one digital version by the Instituto Cervantes, however I don't know if it has a lot of annotations

[Anonymous No.16276627]

>>16274037
What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.16276639]

>>16265440
So it's a book club, or are we reading together on stream?

[Anonymous No.16276721]

>>16276639
It's just a way to get our "readers" motivated and make them read their first book.
and avoid the pisscord

[Anonymous No.16276733]

>discord
Fuck off and kill yourself

[Anonymous No.16276736]

Go to Barnes & Noble and buy a $8 copy, poorfags.

[Anonymous No.16276745]

>>16276736
>Barnes & Noble
>Barnes & Noble, Inc., is an American bookseller.
>In August 2019, Elliott Management Corporation acquired the company.
> The Elliott Corporation was founded by Paul Singer, who is CEO of the management company
>Singer was born in 1944, and grew up in Teaneck, New Jersey in a Jewish family
Ok retard

[Anonymous No.16276767]

>>16276639
we've been wanting to do a Shakespeare read together, as in we each have a role, but we haven't gotten enough actors yet

[Anonymous No.16276773]

I'm too busy now for the read together and I have alredy read it twice, but I will surely join for the next one.

[Anonymous No.16276872]

>>16276773
poll begins on the 15th.
I might be dropping the effort though, depending on how well this month's reading threads go.