New book clubs on Interintellect: JS Mill, Musil, Dickens, Nietzsche. The Peregrine. And more.
My abundance agenda for ideas.
Hi folks!
Like we reported the other week, Interintellect — my buzzing, beloved apolitical discussion platform — is entering its “boom town” stage for reading and book clubs that anyone can join.
Love owning a human brain? Then why not use it some more? Come read, learn, challenge yourself — and make lasting friends while doing so 📖
I’m here to help you find your favorites, and hop on anytime. Take a look at my previous post as well:
Now, to add to this illustrious list of Goethe, Kundera, Austen, the listings on Interintellect continue to galore.
Always open-minded and open to all, you don’t need to be an expert or scholar to encounter these important works on Interintellect. Revisit beloved reads from the past or dive in for the first time: your hosts will be there to make sure the conversation is enriching for all.
Robert Musil. Friedrich Nietzsche, Charles Dickens are just some of the new discussion groups starting where you can spend time with great books, explore paradigm-shifting ideas, and meet new friends on Interintellect.
Hope to see you there…!
x Anna
The Man Without Qualities reading series with Hollywood screenwriter Michael Sonnenschein
Reading On Liberty: A Chapter by Chapter Reading Group with Piers Turner and Adam Gjesdal
Fog, Filth, and Reform: Dickens and Victorian London’s Water Crisis — A one fiction + one nonfiction reading club with Victoria Wilson
Reading JA Baker’s The Peregrine —With Anna Gát
Reading Friedrich Nietzsche Together: On the Genealogy of Morals — With James Cussen
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hi! for the longer weekly book clubs, what is the format? do we read one chapter a week?
i’ve been hosting my own book club with friends for a while (we read poetics of space and homo ludens), so it’s cool to learn about this