ALC-ALIF Book Club Meeting
Saturday, February 22 at 1 PM in Room 1

All are welcome to join us this week to discuss the
short story “Premium Harmony,” by American thriller
writer Stephen King.

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ALC-ALIF Book Club Meeting
Saturday, February 15 at 1 PM in Room 1

All are welcome to join us this week as we read and discuss
“Gertrude Talks Back,” by Margaret Atwood – a short twist on
Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” By request!

ALC-ALIF Book Club Meeting
Saturday, December 14 at 1 PM in Room 1

Close 2019 with casual conversation on favorite readings from this term, requests for the future, and a variety of literary topics. Everyone is welcome to join us. This will be our last meeting of the year!

ALC-ALIF Book Club Meeting
Saturday, December 7 at 1 PM in Room 1

All are welcome to join us to read and discuss the short story “Deportation at Breakfast,” by Larry Fondation, with themes of internal conflict, uncertainty, change and identity. The Book Club is open to students of all levels, and to the general public.

ALC-ALIF Book Club Meeting
Saturday, November 23 at 1 PM in Room 1

Join us to discuss “Arabic or French?”, a study by anthropologist Charlotte E. van den Hout regarding the complex implications of language choice in a psychiatric hospital in Sale/Rabat. This ethnography is from the
collection “Encountering Morocco,” edited by David Crawford and Rachel Newcomb. Pick up a paper copy from the front desk!

ALC-ALIF Book Club Meeting
Saturday, November 16 at 1 PM in Room 1

Join us to discuss “The Zero Meter Diving Team,” by Jim Shepard. This week’s story is about three brothers caught up in the disaster at Chernobyl on April 26, 1986. The startling consequences make for a dramatic backdrop, as the brothers deal with the aftermath of the nuclear meltdown.

ALC-ALIF Book Club Meeting
Saturday, November 2 at 1 PM in Room 1

Everyone is welcome to read and discuss Robert Louis Stevenson’s short story, “The Body Snatcher” – inspiration for the classic film.

ALC-ALIF Book Club Meeting
Saturday, October 19 at 1 PM in Room 1

Join us this week to discuss the world’s most famous vampire in Bram Stoker’s short story, “Dracula’s Guest.”