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Derive guilty pleasure by trying to unlock mysteries in short stories where the brevity of the format puts pressure on the reader. American writers of ...  View More

BookTalk introduces readers to a carefully chosen, provocative selection of novels for reading and informal discussion, considering the author’s writi ...  View More

Enjoy a curated exploration of the complexity, wit, and strength of women in global cinema. This series focuses on women at pivotal stages of their li ...  View More

Embark on a journey through Plato’s profound final dialogues — Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, and Phaedo — chronicling Socrates’ trial, imprisonment, and ...  View More

Join fellow fiction enthusiasts to discuss critically acclaimed novels. This class focuses on The Things We Never Say (2026) by Elizabeth Strout.  ...  View More

Discover the story of Artie Dam, a 57-year old high school history teacher who lives with his wife, Evie, in a well-appointed house on the New England ...  View More

BookTalk introduces readers to a carefully chosen, provocative selection of novels for reading and informal discussion, considering the author’s writi ...  View More

Join fellow fiction enthusiasts to discuss critically acclaimed novels. This class focuses on Missing Same (2026) by Thrity Umrigar.  One night ...  View More

BookTalk introduces readers to a carefully chosen, provocative selection of novels for reading and informal discussion, considering the author’s writi ...  View More