Most Read This Week In Death

[close] This is a discworld readthrough community, following the schedule of the discworld podcast Who Watches the Watch. The podcast available here (https://who-watches-the-watch.pinecast.co/) is a fun (but very intellectual) podcast in which four pals read through Terry Pratchett's Discworld, talk about left-wing politics, and have a riotous good time while they're about it. This community is being created here somewhat after our start, but there is still the vast majority of the discworld series to get through, not to mention the upcoming The Watch TV show, as well as the already existing adaptations.

[close] Welcome to Musique Academy!!! Musicians all around the world from high-schools are allowed to attend if you are good enough. Everything was perfect what could go wrong? Well twenty years ago—1994—Musique Academy closed down due to a unsolved murder. A jazz freshman named Michelle was found in practice room 159 dead! Her body was turned into a cello... Cello strings were staples to her head and knees and her stomach was sliced open with her insides hung around the room. Detectives assume that a psycho classical cellist did this to her. Why? The philharmonic orchestra and big band never got along... After all these years, Musique Academy reopened and is now accepting top musicians. But there are a couple more problems: you can still feel the philharmonic orchestra and big band's enmity towards each other! Once you are accepted, you will be forced to choose a side. Beware!!! You can still feel Michelle's spirt in room 159!!!

[close] We're a group of fellas committed to exploring the philosophical and theological value of apocalyptic literature. We meet weekly in Cary, NC.

[close] Un luogo quieto dove le parole sussurrano ciò che spesso tace: la morte, la finitudine, l’ombra che dà forma alla luce. In questo gruppo camminiamo insieme lungo i sentieri della letteratura, della poesia e del pensiero, per incontrare il limite, ascoltare il silenzio, dare voce all’assenza. Leggiamo per ricordare, per comprendere, per sentire. Perché parlare di morte è, in fondo, un modo per abitare più pienamente la vita.