​Imposters’ Bookclub October edition

​Welcome to the second edition of the Imposters’ Bookclub BCN!

​If you’re interested in reading books and sharing your thoughts about them, you’ve come to the right place 🤗

​This month the theme is Darkness and the uncanny, and we went all in with the uneasiness of the chosen book.

​If you don’t know anything about The Vegetarian by Han Kang, do not expect an easy read. It will leave you with more questions than answers and a feeling of unrest. At least that was the case for me 😬

​📚We will also vote what the next book will be, bring your proposals

​What we’re about

​Have you ever wanted to go to a bookclub but you couldn't finish reading in time for the discussion? Have you ever DNF a book for a bookclub and felt that you couldn’t attend the discussion since you didn’t love it?

​If you answered yes, this might be the club for you! We believe that interesting conversations happen even outside the book, so come with your homework on the book done and openmidedness to spoilers. At the end we will try to guess who hasn’t finished the book, so do your best in convincing everyone.

​The discussion will be in English and we will prepare some leading questions/ guidelines. If you have topics you’d like to discuss, you are more than welcome to share your thoughts.

​In order to insure that spots are taken by people that are committed to show up, we’ve decided to charge a small fee. This includes the participation in the discussion, as well as the time and materials spent in order to create and moderate this space, however it does not include snacks or drinks.

​If you decide you want to support us further in the organisation of events such as these, you can choose how much you want to pay, hence the flexible ticket price.

​When?

​Sunday, the 1st of November, at 5 PM

​Where?

​SandwiChez Casp

​What to bring?

​🍁Bring a chatty disposition and a copy of the book if you want to refer to a certain passage.

​🥺We ask you that you are mindful of the space you are taking in the conversation, we are trying to create a space in which everyone can feel free to express their thoughts on the book.

​🎭At the end of the discussion we will try to guess who at the table hasn’t finished the book.

​This is not an invitation to shame or judge people who haven’t finished reading, but instead we are trying to encourage people that have busy schedules to participate in the discussion even when they don’t know the ending to the book.

​Therefore there will be spoilers, so beware ‼️