Regarding literary discussions, I've run some of those. A key thing that occurs to me is the need to ask specific yet open-ended questions. Variations on "What are your favorites...?" "What caught your attention about...?" and "How are these two things similar or different?" are helpful.
I love discussing things I've read. I love it when other people talk about my writing, too. One of my readers did this awesome analysis of symbolism in a poem that I wrote: http://the-vulture.livejournal.com/205402.html
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Try this...
Date: 2012-03-16 07:25 am (UTC)I have discussion questions for all three of my books, and worksheets, and other supporting materials here:
http://penultimateproductions.weebly.com/books-written.html
I love discussing things I've read. I love it when other people talk about my writing, too. One of my readers did this awesome analysis of symbolism in a poem that I wrote:
http://the-vulture.livejournal.com/205402.html