We had one of these threads a couple weeks ago and I really liked
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We had one of these threads a couple weeks ago and I really liked it.
Write up a semester-long college course and other /lit/izens tell you if they'd take them. Include a course title, brief summary, any necessary prerequisites, and the 5-8 books you would include. I'll post mine from last time around.
Apocalypse and Revelation in Post-War American Fiction
A survey course of the apocalyptic narrative and the act of revelation in contemporary American fiction
Sophomore-level course, no prerequisites required
A Canticle for Leibowitz - Arthur M. Miller, Jr
Cat's Cradle - Kurt Vonnegut
The Stand - Stephen King
The Road - Cormac McCarthy
World War Z - Max Brooks
Scorch Atlas - Blake Butler
Lesser Apocalypses - Bayard Godsave
Station Eleven - Emily St. John Mandel
First and only bump. C'mon /lit/, showcase that one literary niche you're really well-read in.