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"READING the CLASSICS (and more) in New Orleans: books/films that connect us"
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Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! We'll choose a work of classic or great contemporary fiction each month and share the joys of good literature and good company.
A FEW RULES that we have grown over our 15 years of existence: You must be a Member in order to attend. You must RSVP before arriving. Change your RSVP to NO if you end up not coming. No drop-ins, no bringing a guest. You must have read the material in order to participate. Know that we occasionally slip the attendees into 2 groups.
As it is considered a distraction, members are not to post Comments. We are strictly an in-person group.
ALSO your group Profile should be uncomplicated and kind toward the Organizer and fellow Members. Use your first name and a bit more to distinguish you from possible namesakes. Upload a simple picture of your face, unless you are concerned about your online privacy. Not pets, etc.
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We typically meet on a Saturday once a month at noon to discuss our MAIN SELECTION -- classic or superior contemporary NOVEL (so rarely anything published within the last 10 years). We try to keep the reading to 300 pages or less, but there are many exceptions.
Depending on the interest and availability of regular Members, we also meet at various locations around town -- public and private -- for the following types of discussions:
SHORT STORIES
NOVELLAS
PLAYS
SPECULATIVE & SCIENCE FICTION
POETRY
"THE SUN" MAGAZINE
MOVIES AND DOCUMENTARIES/INTERVIEWS
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
NON-FICTION
MAGAZINE/JOURNAL ARTICLES
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Wed. 7:30p "TIME OF THE GYPSIES" + discussion, @ The Broad
The Broad Theater, 636 N Broad St, New Orleans, LA, USJoin us Wednesday, April 8 for the 7:30p showing of the 1988 film "TIME OF THE GYPSIES". Directed by Emir Kusturica. 2 hours 22 minutes. Drama/Comedy. With English subtitles. At the Broad Theater in Mid-City. Presented by Gap Tooth cinematheque. Followed by our discussion -- inside or outside. Come and leave anytime.
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ABOUT: In this luminous tale set in the former Yugoslavia, Perhan, an engaging young Romany with telekinetic powers ...
TRAILER at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9K1iQ57LbQ
$ 12 or 8 per ticket. Might sell out.
https://www.thebroadtheater.com/home/
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Find us in the lobby or the designated amphitheater before showtime or find us after the film.
For more info, contact Guy Henoumont anytime at 504-460-9049 or at guyheno@gmail .com5 人の参加者
12p Sa. Ap. 11: we discuss 2 short stories (Alan Paton, Annie Proulx) @ our CC's
CC's Coffee House, 2800 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans, LA, USJoin us Saturday, April 11th, noon to 1:30p at CC's Coffee House on Esplanade Ave. (between North Broad and City Park). We might be outside or in their community room -- to the right, before the bathrooms, as you walk in. Come and leave anytime.
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We'll discuss two short stories:
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"LIFE FOR A LIFE" by Alan Paton (author of Cry the Beloved Country) -- 10 pages. My scan at
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WrUslriSKOOfUCrEfnoGLci2vzWhNcyg/view?usp=sharing
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"BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN" by Annie Proulx (author of The Shipping News) -- 30 pages. First published by the New Yorker:
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1997/10/13/brokeback-mountain
Or use my scan:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zNfRvq5cGA3unmug-x-6slbZ_ZIpBnO0/view?usp=sharing
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If you are coming, you must RSVP. No drop-ins. No bringing guests. Do change your RSVP to NO if you end up not coming. As for all attendees, it is expected that you have completed the reading. As for our short story discussions always, it is recommended that you have read them twice.
For more info, contact Guy Henoumont anytime at 504-460-9049 or at guyheno@gmail. com .8 人の参加者
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