Most weeks, we have our usual free-floating discussion meeting. Once a month, we meet to discuss a specific book; usually, this meeting is at the local Barnes & Noble bookstore.
Our next book meeting will be on September 23 2010 to
discuss The
Hunger Games |
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You can buy the ebook of The
Hunger Games |
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Our next book meeting after that will be on October 28
2010 to discuss the 1831 edition of Frankenstein |
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There are many, many sources for ebook versions of Frankenstein. One that looks good to me is the Barnes & Noble Classics series edition, which includes notes by a literature professor at NYU and is free (as in beer) right now. You'll need to sign up for a (free) account to read this ebook with B&N's Nook software, which has versions for iPhones (and iPads, and iPod Touches); Mac OS X; Windows, and several other platforms, including B&N's hardware ereading device of the same name. |
The Bloomington, Indiana SFDG also has a non-public mailing list on Yahoo:
When you send a subscription request, one of the officers of the group will likely send you a short query email to make sure you aren't a robot or spammer. Don't be alarmed.
If you have questions or comments, please email
raja99 at
pannis.info .