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The Short Stories Book Club
booksgangVote! #
Please vote for days and times at the following link if you plan to come to our February meeting.
The result will be posted here at least one week before the actual meeting day.
https://crab.fit/penguinshortstoriesmeetinginfebruary-266994
Upcoming Meetings #
February #
Time and Day: TBD
Readings:
- The Red Convertible by Louise Erdrich
- The Fix by Percival Everett
Both are in The Penguin Book of Modern American Short Stories
March #
Time and Day: TBD
April #
Time and Day: TBD
Call link for all meetings #
You don't need to install or sign in to anything. The link opens in any web browser. It is a free, opensource, encrypted platform called Brave Talk.
You can check your tech: click the above link now. It works on phone or desktop.
Current Book #
The Penguin Book of the Modern American Short Story is available as an ebook or IRL. (It seems commmon: my local library has several copies.)
Details
- 496 pages
- Published May 4, 2021 by Penguin Press
- ISBN 9781984877802 (ISBN10: 1984877801)
- ASIN 1984877801
- John Freeman (Editor)
Next book #
Submit titles of what we should read next.
Submit as many as you want:
Past Meetings #
December #
We discussed the short stories from Raymond Carver and Lauren Groff on December 26 at 3pm Eastern (noon Pacific, 9pm in Poland and Netherlands)
January #
- The Hermit's Story, by Rick Bass
- The Last Thing We Need, by Claire Vaye Watkins
Summary #
This club reads short stories and then once a month we meet. Please read one or both of the short stories for that month and then come to the online call to discuss them.
This is a club for friends and friends of friends. I encourage you to invite anyone who you think will enjoy it. To invite them, simply share the link to this page.