Hello. Is there a book club list of books for 2010? I want to join but I'm having trouble finding the more recent information about it. Thanks.

Someone read Downtown Owl with me by Chuck Klosterman. I'll be picking it up through the week.

Leading this month, i want to delve into what is most liked, what most this novel accomplishes, and also into what is most disliked about the novel. The Road By Cormac McCarthy.

Scary, as in moments of terror?

Breathtaking?

Or redundant ? ash and cold and this bad thing and that bad thing.

D I S C U S S

The selection for this month is Pygmy, by none other than our very own Chuck Palahniuk. Most of you will know what the premise of the book is, but for those that don't, I've taken liberty to thief a synopsis from Amazon: read more »

I found Fight Club so inspiring tht me and my friends have decided 2 form our own project mayhem.  i dnt think we'll go as far as blowing up buildings etc tho jus innocent pranks. hav any other cultists done any project mayhem type stuff? or started a fight club?

I'm new to this so i'm  not entirely sure how it works,please bare with me, oh what the hell treat me rough if you so wish. Has anyone read Stone Junction and what are your opinions.Persoaly I found it one hell of a read and only  managed to put it down when exhaustion kicked in.

.. well, finished the book the other day so let's discuss i have to leave for the evening right soon, so this is brief, but ill be back in the morning to further the thinking truck my take i felt that i was more told the story than felt it and the ending was slightly deflated but that im sure had in some part to do with the fact that several of the movie trailer previews kinda suggested how it would end, the whole part about what you would do if everyone changed and all of a sudden you are the only one that is the changed version of the human race, that youre the odd one and the rest of the world is better off without you i did not understand why we werent brought more into the story into his struggles over the years. read more »

Well, let's get this started, then!

[b]Blindness[/b], by Jose Saramago

In an unnamed city in an unnamed country, a man sitting in his car waiting for a traffic light to change is suddenly struck blind. But instead of being plunged into darkness read more »

September's Book Club book is - as everybody should already know because we've been hyping it a little bit...

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Alright then,
I'm glad that everyone who voted for this book is real excited to discuss it.

I went on Amazon to see what some other people thought about it. I read the bad reviews first because they are always funnier.

"The characters are s read more »