Brighton Science Book Club

This month we have a free discussion on a varied assortment of topics.
Come along and discuss with us a book you've recently read, a science related topic you've been studying, or even just an article in the New Scientist or other publication you've found fascinating.

We meet on the third Wednesday of each month in the bar area of the Holiday Inn on the seafront, near the i360.

We alternate each meetup with a free book choice and a chosen book. In the chosen book events, we will select a named book, read it in advance and discuss the book amongst ourselves on the day.

Our chosen book for July is 'A Barrister for the Earth', by Monica Feria-Tinta, a lawyer involved in defending the Rights of Nature in civil actions around the world. Here's what Isabella Tree said about this book:
"Law could be our planet's greatest hope. I was punching the air as I read this powerful, inspiring book."
The book has ten chapters, each of which details an individual case where the law has been used to defend nature. If time is short you could select the chapters which you are most interested in.
Note that the paperback edition comes out on 21 May, ISBN 978-0571386376.
Meet at 7:30pm on Wednesday 15 July. You will find us sitting round a table in the bar area of the Holiday Inn on the seafront, near the i360.

The details for this meetup event will be confirmed closer to the time.

We meet on the third Wednesday of each month.

We alternate each meetup with a free book choice and a chosen book choice and we sometimes meet in Brighton at the Holiday Inn reception and at other times meet online.

In the 'any book' events just come along and discuss with us a book you've recently read, a science related topic you've been studying or even just an article in the New Scientist other other publication you've found fascinating.

In the chosen book events, we will select a named book, read it in advance and discuss the book amongst ourselves on the day.