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Thursday Mens Book Club reading/discussion group..the story so far....
Just a reminder that the reading group will be meeting every 4th Thursday of the month in 2010.
Jan 28th : “The Corrections” by Franzen, J ; and /or “The Mud Brick House” by James Glover
Feb 25th: “The Curious incident of the Dog in the Nightime.” by Mark Haddon and/or “Stories of Manhood” by Steve Biddulph
Mar 25th: “Luck and leather” a Parisian Romance. (Also under the title of "The wild Ass's Skin" ) Honre de Balzac
April 22nd: “Tolkien and the Great War”. and/or "Birdsong" by Sebastian Faulks (pre ANZAC long weekend)
May 27th: “Things I didn’t know” Biography by Robert Hughes.
June 24th: “Dubliners” by James Joyce (Post Bloomsbury?) and selections from "Ulysses"
July 22nd: TBA possibly “The Missing” by Gautreaux, T. and/or "Bloods a Rover" by James Ellroy
Aug 26th: TBA possibly "The Unlikely Voyage of Jack de Crow ” by A.J Mackinnon and/ or "Leviathan" by John Birmingham
Sept 23rd: TBA possibly "Where men win Glory; the Odessey of Pat Tillman" by John Krakauer or "Men who stare at Goats" by John Ronson
Oct 28th: 1984 George Orwells “1984”
Nov 25th: TBA possibly The Slap” by Tsiolkas, C. and "Cloudstreet" by Tim Winton
Jan 28th : “The Corrections” by Franzen, J ; and /or “The Mud Brick House” by James Glover
Feb 25th: “The Curious incident of the Dog in the Nightime.” by Mark Haddon and/or “Stories of Manhood” by Steve Biddulph
Mar 25th: “Luck and leather” a Parisian Romance. (Also under the title of "The wild Ass's Skin" ) Honre de Balzac
April 22nd: “Tolkien and the Great War”. and/or "Birdsong" by Sebastian Faulks (pre ANZAC long weekend)
May 27th: “Things I didn’t know” Biography by Robert Hughes.
June 24th: “Dubliners” by James Joyce (Post Bloomsbury?) and selections from "Ulysses"
July 22nd: TBA possibly “The Missing” by Gautreaux, T. and/or "Bloods a Rover" by James Ellroy
Aug 26th: TBA possibly "The Unlikely Voyage of Jack de Crow ” by A.J Mackinnon and/ or "Leviathan" by John Birmingham
Sept 23rd: TBA possibly "Where men win Glory; the Odessey of Pat Tillman" by John Krakauer or "Men who stare at Goats" by John Ronson
Oct 28th: 1984 George Orwells “1984”
Nov 25th: TBA possibly The Slap” by Tsiolkas, C. and "Cloudstreet" by Tim Winton
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