Volume 3 • Beginning with Round 166 - 3 January 2021
Wayfarer's Lamppost Book Club is created in partnership with the Next Big Recognition Contest (NBR).
Wayfarer's Lamppost Book Club is designed to complement the Next Big Recognition Contest by p...
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***ANNOUNCEMENT***
Check out our new reviewing options! Need a beta read instead of a meta analysis? How about a light edit? Have an ONC that needs the special Wayfarer's touch? Check out the options in the new chapters of this book.
NOTE: Please let your partners know when they have reached the climax of your book so that they can use the Climax Comment Topic. We will no longer be listing it on the rounds as the club has grown so large it is hard to keep track. Thank you.
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COMMENT TOPIC: Symbolism in writing involves use of a place, animal, person, or thing to convey complicated themes or ideas. Well known examples from literature include Shakespeare's use of Yorick's skull to represent life, death, and fate (reference site: http://writingexplained.org/grammar-dictionary/symbolism). Did the author use symbolism in the book and if so, how? Min. length: 6 sentences. Please post in the last chapter of this week's assignment.
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META ANALYSIS (Each chapter, in-line comments, at least 5 per chapter):
👍 or THUMBS UP—Elaborate why you think so.(at least one time each chapter [1 MANDATORY per chapter])
