club where you will read lots of bad books and have superficial discussions about them

OP, I suggest you start giving hints as to what you guys will be reading, and then maybe we could give name suggestions

Not Rape: The Group

>>3710
Oh, I already figured that out. Just read the second post.

Book Club.

Dead novelist society

Literature Wankfest.

Alternatively, Proponents of Literary Inbreeding.

For the love of God, don't read this spoiler, OP. It will ruin American Gods for you, or anyone else who will ever read that book.

Lowkey Lyesmith is actually Loki. He's working with Wednesday to sacrifice all the American Gods. Shadow is Baldr.

Boosh.

>>3770
read the spoiler and don't give a shit 'cus I'm never gonna read that goddamn book. your plan - failed

Neil Gaiman's cock suckers.

ive read every gaiman book out so far. AG was definitely the best. the endings of his books are so fucking anticlimactic though, you're just like wait.... what?

>>3872
But they still manage to be better than Martin Millar's books. Seriously, I haven't read one with an ending that felt like an ending.

>>3872
anansi boys was superior AG slowed the fuck down and got random in the middle and a bit predictable

neverwhere was shit

>>3898
I had mixed feelings about American Gods, but I mostly liked Neverwhere. Yes, it had its pitfalls as well, but it was an enjoyable book overall. It was better than the series, that's for sure.