Some of the best conversations I’ve had about literature—and for that matter, about life—have been in small classrooms, talking very specifically about something we’ve all just read…
Ann, I loved reading To The LIghthouse together, including the dense discussion in the ongoing chat. However, I found the Zoom distracting with so many people putting lengthy comments into the chat. I'm wondering if there's a way for us to chime in at the beginning--say where we're from, etc.--and then restrict the chat so that we can pose brief questions to you and Mona, but keep the focus on what Mona is saying. Just a thought.
This sounds fun. Years ago in college I seriously read the first fifty or so pages and then zipped through the remainder. I’m looking forward to a deep dive!
Where can I find th schedule for this?
Ann, I loved reading To The LIghthouse together, including the dense discussion in the ongoing chat. However, I found the Zoom distracting with so many people putting lengthy comments into the chat. I'm wondering if there's a way for us to chime in at the beginning--say where we're from, etc.--and then restrict the chat so that we can pose brief questions to you and Mona, but keep the focus on what Mona is saying. Just a thought.
When will Mona's comments for today be posted? Or have I missed something?
This sounds fun. Years ago in college I seriously read the first fifty or so pages and then zipped through the remainder. I’m looking forward to a deep dive!
Summer just got cooler!
Hi Mona.
Will you be doing a chapter a week?
thanks!
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