Thanks for the mention, Jared! I hope you have fun reading and discussing 'Mrs Dalloway.' So so much to talk about with that novel. And a bunch of other excellent books in the mix. Great stuff!
What a fun list! I am particularly excited about reading Arendt together. 2025 is going to be an enriching read-along year. Thank you for putting this together!
I doubt I would get around to reading Virginia Wolf but for our plans here. In preparation I have been double checking that my deep reading skills are still healthy. I came across an interview of Maryanne Wolf on NPR. The title is How to Practice Deep Reading via their Life Kit podcast on 4.30.2024. The transcript is available for reading but I would recommend listening to the interview. Maryanne is funny and has an infectious laugh.
I just subscribed to your substack (have been following your channel for a while). I'm new, so I just missed Mrs. Dalloway, but I look forward to reading the other books with the group. Thank you for all you do and share. Looking forward to Arendt.
Hello! I am new here and I will try to read along. I have just started listening to an audiobook, german translation, because it is my nativ language. Tomorrow I want to read the english version to finally join your discussion.
What a great coincidence! I had planned to read Mrs. Dalloway on my own in October. I'm excited to read it along with everyone else, but I’m not quite sure how the discussions will be held (aside from the Zoom call). Sorry if this is mentioned somewhere — I couldn’t find it.
This is a great list! Mrs. Dalloway is one of my favorites, and I've been meaning to read more Hannah Arendt for a while. And I'm looking forward to another Aristotle read-along!
Thanks for the mention, Jared! I hope you have fun reading and discussing 'Mrs Dalloway.' So so much to talk about with that novel. And a bunch of other excellent books in the mix. Great stuff!
Quick question, do we have a update on when we might read the human condition?
What a fun list! I am particularly excited about reading Arendt together. 2025 is going to be an enriching read-along year. Thank you for putting this together!
Great list. There's one on my "really need to read" list (The Dispossessed) and two on my "happy to re-read" list (The Republic and Zhuangzi).
I doubt I would get around to reading Virginia Wolf but for our plans here. In preparation I have been double checking that my deep reading skills are still healthy. I came across an interview of Maryanne Wolf on NPR. The title is How to Practice Deep Reading via their Life Kit podcast on 4.30.2024. The transcript is available for reading but I would recommend listening to the interview. Maryanne is funny and has an infectious laugh.
Just ordered Mrs Dalloway so I can read along. Will try to join the Zoom Call either, hope my "Brazilian English" doesn't fall behind.
Reading Hannah Arendt is enormously important right now. Not surprising she and her works keep popping up in various places.
I just subscribed to your substack (have been following your channel for a while). I'm new, so I just missed Mrs. Dalloway, but I look forward to reading the other books with the group. Thank you for all you do and share. Looking forward to Arendt.
Sir, i got to know these book reading sessions are free but how to join it as you're going to start Hannah arendt
Hello! I am new here and I will try to read along. I have just started listening to an audiobook, german translation, because it is my nativ language. Tomorrow I want to read the english version to finally join your discussion.
I love that you provided a plan for coming books...very helpful!
Oh wow. This really is a great list. Look forward to reading with y’all!
Excited to read along
Brillant ideas to create this list and set up a plan. Would love to see that community growing and connecting !
What a great coincidence! I had planned to read Mrs. Dalloway on my own in October. I'm excited to read it along with everyone else, but I’m not quite sure how the discussions will be held (aside from the Zoom call). Sorry if this is mentioned somewhere — I couldn’t find it.
I send out a post according to the schedule, and people talk about it in the comments.
This is a great list! Mrs. Dalloway is one of my favorites, and I've been meaning to read more Hannah Arendt for a while. And I'm looking forward to another Aristotle read-along!