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As ever, open to anyone who has read the book and would like to come.

Miss Lucy Snowe is an amazing creation and uncomfortable company. The story is her creature — she controls what she tells, much the way M. Paul, her perplexing colleague, cuts objectionable pages out of the novels he lends her. She shares a smothering, strange tale of hard practicalities, dualities, repression and passions refracted through a fierce and thwarted intelligence. It's perfect reading for gloomy fall nights.

On deck for December 10: Mrs. Havisham, Estella and Pip.

Image: Gwen John: Self portrait, 1902.

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Under discussion: unreliable narrators. And there will be PIZZA.

Upcoming: Villette (Nov. 12) and Great Expectations (Dec. 10).

As ever, the book club is open to anyone who would like to come. It's always nice to see new faces. 

For related materials and ephemera, check the book club tumblr.

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I'm always excited about the books we're reading, but I'm extra excited about the next three: The Moon and Sixpence (Sep. 10); The Good Soldier (Oct. 8); and Villette (Nov. 12). December's book is Great Expectations.

As ever, the book club is open to anyone who would like to come. It's always nice to see new faces. 

For related materials and ephemera, check the book club tumblr.

in case you are interested



As ever, open to anyone who has read the book and would like to come. I'll be posting links + excerpts of related materials over here.

Upcoming books and meeting dates are listed here.

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Image: Henri Rousseau: Le Chat Tigre.

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As always, open to all (and there will be snacks).

August's book is The Master and Margarita.

Photograph of a man on a bicycle sculpture found in the NYPL Digital Archive.

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As ever, open to all, so come on by. We'll have snacks.

More here. The next meeting will be on Monday, July 9th, to talk about Flann O’Brien's The Third Policeman.

Painting: Henri Rousseau: Exotic Landscape, 1908.

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Open to all comers. March's book will be Cosmicomics. Meetings are always on the second Monday of the month at 7:00.

White rabbit found here.

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The very first meeting, open to any and all. Topics of discussion will include Transcendentalism, Pilgrim's Progress, potboilers, moral pap, burned breadths, pickled limes, and the difficulties of balancing necessary work with personal ambition. Stop by and have a cookie - I'm baking them myself.

(If you like to plan ahead, January's book is The Light Princess.)