Time to Get Your Goth On!

~ The Classics Club

BOO!

Welcome to Club Dare 2.0.

It’s very easy.

During OCTOBER we DARE you to face your fears and get your Goth on!

Simply read a CLASSIC book from your #CClist that you classify as thrilling, a mystery, or Gothic. It could even be a book or author that SCARES you (because of its length, its topic, its reputation etc).

Combine it with other challenges if you wish.

Do you DARE? If so:

  • Let us know what you’ve DARED yourself to read during OCTOBER in the comments below.
  • If you want, create a post telling us why you chose this book as your DARE. Go into all the gory details about its scare factor and link it back here!
  • When you’re finished, write about the book at your blog.
  • Pop back at the end of October to share your DARE.
  • Link your review in our REVIEW page.
  • Feeling social? Tweet, fb or instagram about your DARE.
  • #ccdare
  • That’s it! 🙂

As always, our aim is to help you read more books from your #CClist in a fun, friendly way. Join in as little or as much as you like, it’s up to you. But for now, we hope you DARE to DARE!

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  6. A author thar scares you… Interesting & SCARY!! I am not going for Gothic subject but rather an intimidating book/ author – And Quiet Flows The Dawn by Mikhail Alexandrovich Sholokhov. My Dad used to love this book and I am but curious & wary. But October we shall tackle this book!

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  7. I’m going to read Walter Scott’s Kenilworth for this dare. It’s long as Scott never used one word when he could use twenty. Last time I gave it up after about ten pages!

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  10. I accepted the dare before I knew about it! My CC book for September is The Devil’s Elixirs by ETA Hoffmann, an 1815 Gothic novel based somewhat on Matthew Lewis’sThe Monk (which I have not read yet, but is also on my CC list).

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  12. Looks like I’m already planning to read Sleeping Murder for The 1976 Club in October, but I will also undertake to read The Bride of Lammermoor, which is the only other book on my list that I think would qualify.

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