The books themselves also can't be too long, but if there's a large amount of support for a long one, we can stretch the reading time to a month.
But if neither option is feasible for you (either due to a lack of access or funding to do so), I can cough cough * help you out *cough cough with a digital version. To actually get the books discussed, I'd heavily recommend purchasing them or checking your local library. I'll filter through them and then host a small poll. You guys can PM me recommendations for those each fortnight. This is easier to manage and allows me to have an idea of the expected turnout.Īs for genres' we can go on a case by case basis. Africa General Book, Southern Africa Bookīut for the first 2-4 books, we'll focus on just one book on Africa in general.Africa General Book, Western Africa Book.Africa General Book, Central Africa Book.Africa General Book, Eastern Africa Book.Africa General Book, Northern Africa Book.Essentially, each fortnight we have a book on Africa in general paired with a book specializing in or about one of the regions. I suggest we do two books simultaneously to garner as much interest as possible. Since this is very new, and we can't be sure it'll take off, we'll vote on each new book we're going to read. My plan right now is to take the responses and shape a schedule for topics. Though if you want the link to the poll itself (full thing with multiple choices and minimal typing), you can PM me for it.
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There are 7 questions (you can find them at the end of this post), but as the subreddit doesn't allow links to multi-question surveys, you'll need to comment your responses down below (I'll give an example of how to do so in the comments). I've put together a short outline for gauging interest in the fortnightly Africa Book Club I've brought up here. I've been a little busy since Sunday and had to do some back and forth with the mods over the structure of getting feedback. Sorry for taking a while for the follow up.
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