What we’re about
Calling all curious minds interested in exploring new perspectives and discussing literary classics or thought-provoking new ideas in non-fiction. Let's explore the thoughts of authors across time and geographical space. Books are introduced by questions just to get conversation rolling.
We'll meet during the week for dinner or on the weekend for coffee. Events will be planned in advance so that we all have time to read, and there will be polls to choose future books. Suggestions for books, restaurants, and cafes you would like to try are welcome.
Bring your appetite for reading and discussions in good company with good food, and I hope to welcome you in the coming months!
Instead of a long list of rules, here's just one: set your ego aside, and open your mind to the fact that people are different than you.
One implication of this is that if someone gives you some feedback about your behavior that you were unaware of, consider accepting the feedback and asking for more information about what you can do differently. If you believe that changing aforementioned behavior is detrimental to your core sense of self and personal values, feel free to ignore the feedback.
Regardless, there's no need to respond aggressively. And yes, passive aggressive is still a form of aggression, even if you think it's concealed in fancy phrases and fake politeness.
