Fiction

🧠 Get ready to put your thinking caps on! 🧠 **⏱️ Doors open 7.30pm, please try to arrive by 7.50pm so the games can start at 8pm!** 🍻Join us every Tuesday night for the weekly brain teasing, cocktail drinking, social extravaganza that is the BA Trivia Pub Quiz 🥳 **🍔 Everyone is welcome, new members and old, come with a team or alone, we'll sort you out with some friends! 🎊** 💃The best part about our trivia nights is they are a great chance to meet new people! The first half hour is generally spent socializing amongst the newbies, where the host(s) will help you organise into teams to play. 🕺 **💲Please $6000 pesos cash on the day of the event (if you have a local account we also accept transfers)** 🏆 PRIZES are awarded to the teams who come first, second, third and second to last.🏆 The questions are split into 5 different rounds of differing themes, in the style of an old fashioned Anglo-Saxon pub quiz. The categories can vary from TV, cinema, history, geography, sport, music and so much more. We try to vary questions from all over the world so everyone has their moment to shine. Our hosts change every week and the questions are always different at every event. **Questions will be in English!** Hope to see you all there! **NOTE: if you plan on bringing a team, please message Aaron on Whatsapp +5491164054348 directly so we can save you a table.** To see what our events are like check out our Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/batriviaquiz/](https://www.instagram.com/batriviaquiz/)

Networking. Espacio para conectar con otras personas, intercambiar conocimientos, y gestionar así nuevas oportunidades de negocios✨

On Fire es un Grupo que esta formado hace mas de 8 años. Estamos rearmando equipos y convocando nuevos jugadores NO IMPORTA si jugas bien o mal, lo importante es que quieras divertirte y pasar un momento agradable. Jugamos en Cano Futbol - Santiago del Estero 1253 - CABA Inscribite, conocenos, y veras que venis a Jugar cada Martes. La idea es que puedas reservar tu lugar para jugar todo el mes. Los valores de las canchas son muy accesibles. Escribinos al 011-3640 5900

**Meditaciones presenciales en San Telmo** los días Miércoles a las 19,20 hs. a las 20,45 hs . (Cerca de Chacabuco y Avenida Garay) **MEDITACIÓN PRESENCIAL** Todos los Miércoles, charla, presentación de algún tema, preguntas y respuestas y una meditación diferente. **HORARIO** La actividad comienza a las 19,30 hs., se puede ingresar desde las 19,10 hs. y la puerta se cierra 19,25 hs. luego no se permitirá el ingreso **ACTIVIDAD ARANCELADA**. VALOR $ 10.000 #### **CONSULTAR SI HAY VACANTES HASTA UNA HORA ANTES DE LA ACTIVIDAD** PARA PARTICIPAR HAY QUE CONFIRMAR PRIMERO SI HAY VACANTES ENVIANDO UN WHATSAPP HACIENDO —> [CLICK AQUÍ](https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=+5491150021557&text=Quiero%20participar%20este%20mi%C3%A9rcoles%20a%20las%2019.30%20hs.,%20de%20la%20meditaci%C3%B3n%20presencial%20en%20San%20Telmo,%20con%20el%20Dr.%20Daniel%20Forster.%20Hay%20vacantes?) (O AL WHATSAPP +5491150021557) Luego te daremos el resto de las instrucciones. **Vení a meditar conmigo, te estoy esperando!!!!** **Dr. Daniel Forster - Médico** Director Escuela de Meditación Pali

Come to the National Fine Arts Museum! We'll meet up outside the museum entrance to see the new exhibits. After spending some time in the museum, anyone who wants can hang out at a café near the museum to have a coffee. https://www.bellasartes.gob.ar/en/ **Ticket Cost:** Free // Ven al Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes! Vamos a reunirnos afuera del museo en la entrada principal para ir juntos por el museo para ver las exposiciones nuevas. Después de andar por el museo, quien quiera puede pasar un rato en un cafetería cerca del museo para tomar un café. https://www.bellasartes.gob.ar/ **Entrada:** Gratis

Jornada de Juegos de mesa hasta que salga el sol en el Geek Out! Club Listado de juegos ([Nuestra web](https://www.geekout.com.ar/Ludoteca/) o [Usuario en BGG](https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/GeekOutClub?own=1&subtype=boardgame&ff=1) ) Consulten por juegos que tengan ganas de jugar para ver la posibilidad de que alguien lo traiga por wpp al https://wa.me/+5491124601608 :D O sumate a la [Comunidad de Whatsapp](https://chat.whatsapp.com/KvF6IiO5S4VFjlV1mAokzQ?mode=ems_copy_t) https://chat.whatsapp.com/KvF6IiO5S4VFjlV1mAokzQ?mode=ems_copy_t Podes venir solo Arevalo 2061, Palermo. COSTO: $20.000 por persona que incluye bebida sin alcohol LIBRE tambien, aparte hay para comprar cafe y comida. Si no conocés los juegos no te preocupes, SIEMPRE hay gente nueva así que no vas a ser la única persona que lo esté jugando por primera vez, y SIEMPRE hay gente que los conoce y tiene la mejor buena onda para explicarlos =)

Detalles ¡Hola gente bella! Como todos los miércoles, les invitamos a pasar una noche lúdica en la Ludoteca del Oeste, un espacio comunitario para jugar, compartir y divertirnos. 📍 Dónde: Biblioteca Mariano Moreno – Springolo 680, Sáenz Peña (zona oeste, cerca de la estación) 🕖 Horario: De 19:00 hasta la 1, 2 o 2:30 am… ¡hasta que caigan los dados! Jugamos de todo: Primero arrancamos con algunos fillers o party games para romper el hielo, y ya tipo 20 hs armamos mesas con lo que surja: euros pesados, cooperativos, drafting, roles ocultos… siempre hay variedad. 🎒 Podés venir sin juegos, ¡acá siempre sobran! Pero si querés traer los tuyos, mejor todavía. 🍕 Cada une se trae algo para comer o bien pedimos entre todes y dividimos. 💸 La actividad no tiene entrada fija, solo pedimos una contribución de $2000 para apoyar a la biblioteca. ✉️ Si vas a venir, avisá así te reservamos lugar en alguna mesa. ¡Te esperamos para una noche llena de juegos y buena onda!

Come join us to play games! DODA has a library of board games available. Ask at the reception for the Meetup. ¡Únete a nosotros para jugar! DODA tiene una biblioteca de juegos de mesa. Pregunta en la recepción por el Meetup. * **Where/Donde:** DODA, Fitz Roy 1855, CABA * **When/Cuando:** Thursday/jueves, de 6:30 p.m. a 10:30 p.m * **Cost/Costo:** $5500 pesos/hour/person, or $14000 pesos for up to 4 hours / $5.500 pesos/hora/persona o $14.000 pesos por hasta 4 horas * **Food available to buy?/Hay comida para comprar?:** Yes/Sí * **Do I need to bring games?/Necesito traer juegos?:** No

Vengan con ganas de tomar buena cerveza.

👉🏼**Ampliá tu círculo social y conectá con personas fuera de tu entorno habitual**. Te invitamos a un evento único donde podrás relajarte, disfrutar de una cerveza 🍻, y compartir experiencias en un ambiente cálido y distendido. Si aún no te animaste a participar, ¡es el momento! Este encuentro está diseñado para conocer gente nueva, generar contactos valiosos y pasarla bien. 🔥Sabemos que el primer paso puede ser difícil, pero ya hemos organizado más de **150 eventos**, y siempre recibimos tanto a participantes nuevos como a aquellos que vuelven una y otra vez. El ambiente es abierto, ameno y perfecto para hacerte sentir parte de nuestra comunidad desde el primer momento. Si eres nuevo en la ciudad, quieres sociabilizar, conocer y conectar con gente interesante, te animo a unirte y formar parte de nuestra comunidad. 👉🏼 **El evento es GRATUITO**. El CONSUMO es OBLIGATORIO. 🕒 **Edades habituales**: entre 30 y 60 años. ¡No te pierdas esta oportunidad de expandir tus horizontes! ¡Te esperamos!

Please join us as we discuss **CHILDREN OF TIME**, book 1 of *Children of Time* by Adrian Tchaikovsky. This novel won the Arthur C. Clarke award, and is of moderate length, at about 609 pages. Please keep your RSVP updated and accurate! Space is limited for this event. We are intentionally holding some RSVP slots for new members specifically, so if you’re new and the event is full, please get on the waitlist ASAP! You may bring your own food/drinks (no alcohol, please) or you may pick something up in Mosaic or at the farmers market before the meetup. We do ask that you pack your trash out with you. * **[KINDLE](https://a.co/d/a3Cy5hF)** * **[PAPERBACK](https://www.amazon.com/Children-Time-Adrian-Tchaikovsky/dp/0316452505/)** * **[AUDIBLE](https://www.audible.com/pd/Children-of-Time-Audiobook/B071Y9TTHC)** **BOOK DESCRIPTION:** ***Who will inherit this new Earth?*** The last remnants of the human race left a dying Earth, desperate to find a new home among the stars. Following in the footsteps of their ancestors, they discover the greatest treasure of the past age—a world terraformed and prepared for human life. But all is not right in this new Eden. In the long years since the planet was abandoned, the work of its architects has borne disastrous fruit. The planet is not waiting for them, pristine and unoccupied. New masters have turned it from a refuge into mankind's worst nightmare. Now two civilizations are on a collision course, both testing the boundaries of what they will do to survive. As the fate of humanity hangs in the balance, who are the true heirs of this new Earth? *\*Since missing one of these meetups is taking a spot away from someone else who wants to go, we'll need to have a stricter attendance policy than normal. For book discussions, 3 no-shows in a rolling 3-month period will prohibit you from attending any other book discussion for 2 months after your last no-show. In order to avoid a no-show, please update your RSVP no later than 10pm two nights before a discussion. Thanks for your understanding and cooperation! If you need to drop off because of Covid symptoms or exposure or a positive test or any other illness, there will be no penalty to no-showing or dropping late.*

Join us for a thought-provoking conversation as we discuss ***Enshittification: Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About It* by Cory Doctorow** Here's the summary: **Explaining the process of the “enshittification” of digital platforms over time and what to do about it.** Cory Doctorow's *Enshittification* takes a witty yet incisive look at the tech landscape, where platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Google start off great—before they inevitably turn terrible. In this contemporary moment of digital decline, Doctorow explores how tech giants lure users in with convenience and then degrade their services over time, squeezing profit at the cost of user experience. With a mix of sharp humor and deep insight, he unveils the slow creep of "enshittification," turning the online world into a worse place, one algorithm at a time. **Let’s meet at Caboose Commons in Fairfax to enjoy some good discussion and meet new friends.**

[Profs and Pints Northern Virginia](https://www.profsandpints.com/washingtondc) presents: **“The Life of Frankenstein,”** on the birth, evolution and impact of a tale of man-made monstrosity, with Bernard Welt, an emeritus professor of arts and humanities at George Washington University who frequently lectures on Frankenstein in literature, cinema, and culture. [Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Available at [https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/profsandpints/nv-life-of-frankenstein](https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/profsandpints/nv-life-of-frankenstein) .] Guillermo del Toro’s lush and lovingly produced film adaptation of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel *Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus* is just the latest of many iterations of the story to capture the public’s imagination. People have watched Victor Frankenstein give life to his monster in numerous films, on television, and on stage, and even perform “Putting on the Ritz” with him thanks to the comic genius of Mel Brooks. Mary Shelley did not just tell a tale. She spawned the modern genre of speculative fiction and gave rise to a myth that would crop up in debates over nature versus nurture and other matters. Even today it stokes anxieties over the potential impacts of robotics, artificial intelligence, and genetic engineering, by evoking the image of a monster turning on its progenitor. Come gain a new appreciation of Mary Shelley’s creation with the help of Dr. Bernard Welt, who has studied the relationship between nightmares and the horror genre and is the author of *Mythomania: Fantasies, Fables, and Sheer Lies in Contemporary American Popular Art.* Dr. Welt will start by telling a literary origin story almost as famous as Frankenstein itself, of how an 18-year-old Shelley started writing *Frankenstein* in 1816 while staying in a villa on Lake Geneva with two of her era’s leading poets, Lord Byron and Percy Bysshe Shelley, her lover. Housebound by foul weather, the three read Gothic tales of ghosts and monsters and challenged each other to produce something even more terrifying. Mary dreamed up a story of a man who defied death by creating a living being out of scraps of deceased men harvested from graveyards and anatomy labs. The resulting novel, *Frankenstein*, published anonymously in 1818, would by that century’s end become a touchstone in philosophical discourse on the nature of humanity and in political discussions of imperialism and populism. By the 21st century, Mary Shelley (as she became) had earned a more significant place in the literary canon than Byron and her husband Shelley. We will examine how this grisly tale became a landmark of modern thought and look at the part played by numerous film adaptations from the first years of cinema to the present day. (Door: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed time is for doors. The talk starts 30 minutes later.) Image: From a Theodor von Holst engraving in an 1831 edition of *Frankenstein* published by Colburn and Bentley of London.

Join the North Bethesda Fiction Readers in a discussion of Hernan Diaz's *[Trust](https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/hernan-diaz/trust-diaz/)* on Martin Luther King Jr Holiday, Monday, January 19. Kirkus Reviews describes the novel as "a tale of wealth, love, and madness told in four distinct but connected narratives." We will meet in the common area of a condominium association. I will send more detailed information to registrants about how to find us. (The concierge will not likely be helpful.) If the common area is not attractive to us, we will meet in the organizer's apartment. There is metered parking on the street; however, because of the holiday, you do not have to feed the meter

We're experimenting and trying a new place! Activities: Writing Sprints (individual time boxed writing time) These writing times can be used to do any writing-related activities like plotting/outlining, and most importantly writing and working on your own writing! Make sure to bring your writing tools (laptop, notebook, your brain). We start the first sprint promptly at 10:15 between every writing sprint we take 5-15 minute breaks We shoot for a total of 3 sprints (45 minutes of writing) Location: Corner Bakery Parking: Is free Food: breakfast until 11:00 Standard lunch menu after that https://cornerbakerycafe.com/

Looking for a quiet, focused space to write? Come be part of our writing group—a dedicated time just for writing alongside fellow writers in your community. No readings, no critiques, no peer-review—just you writing within a supportive atmosphere. 7pm-7:15pm: Find your seat, set up your writing station, quick intro's. 7:15pm-8:45 pm: An hour and a half of silent focused writing. 8:45pm-9pm: Quick debrief, pack and head home. Can't wait to see you! :)