Divine Comedy + Decameron discussion

Here's the final reading schedule for Boccaccio's The Decameron, with a start date of June 2nd.

Will was kind enough to make an iCal and Google-Calendar-friendly file which has the reading schedule for both Dante and Boccaccio on it. You can download that here.

6/2-6/8 —The Decameron, First Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
6/9-6/15 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
6/16-6/22 — Second Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
6/23-6/29 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
6/30-7/6 — Third Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
7/7-7/13 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
7/14-7/20 —Fourth Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
7/21-7/27 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
7/28-8/3 — Fifth Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
8/4-8/10 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
8/11-8/17 — Sixth Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
8/18-8/24 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
8/25-8/31 — Seventh Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
9/1-9/7 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
9/8-9-14 — Eighth Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
9/15-9/21 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
9/22-9/28 — Ninth Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
9/29-10/5 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion
10/6-10/12 — Tenth Day, Introduction & Stories 1-5
10/13-10/19 — Stories 6-10 & Conclusion, & Author's Epilogue

Thanks for organizing it, Kris, and for the intro!

This makes the year feel short :)

Considering I'm making this a medieval year, I think I'm gonna read this one too.

Great!

I love having the extra time to comb used bookstores for the McWilliam edition, since the big box stores don´t carry it. :)