Upcoming Literature Classes

Short story, book, play, television, and film discussion classes are scattered throughout the year to give you ample time for pleasure reading and viewing between each one. Pick a course or two to suit your literary tastes and register today!

November Classes


Short Stories Live

3 Sessions, starting Thursday, November 2 • 11:00am-12:30pm • OnlineCourse 12081 • $120


Nonfiction Book Discussion: Destiny of the Republic (2011) by Candice Millard

Tuesday, November 7 • 11:00am-12:30pm • Online • Course 12246 • $30


BookTalk with Harriet Sobol: Trust (2022) by Hernan Diaz

Wednesday, November 15 • 1:00pm-2:30pm • OnlineCourse 12046 • $30


Modern British Short Stories

5 Sessions, starting Monday, November 20 • 1:00pm-3:00pm • OnlineCourse 12257 • $150


Book Chat with Anna Katsavos: Mad Honey (2022) by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan

Tuesday, November 28 • 10:00am-11:30am • OnlineCourse 11975 • $30

November also includes one of our upcoming special literary events:

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Author Visit: JJ Elliott, There Are No Rules for This (2023)


Meet author JJ Elliott in conversation with Anna Katsavos as they discuss Elliott's debut novel, There Are No Rules for This (2023), which is garnering significant press. The novel draws readers into a deeply affecting story of friendship, loss, guilt, healing, and forgiveness surrounding Liddy, Max, Ali, and Feeney, four adults who had celebrated, comforted, and commiserated with one another in Sonoma, California. Narrated from Ali's perspective, the story begins with Feeney's suicide and progresses through aftershocks while continually flashing back to memorable incidents over the course of the women's friendship. Interweaving moments of hilarity with expressions of profound grief, the novel offers glimpses of what drove Feeney to take her own life through comments that her friends dismissed and passages in the diary she kept. When the novel closes, the reasons Feeney did not seek help from her friends and felt unable to go on living remain a mystery. What shines out, however, is the value of Feeney’s life and her ongoing gift to the women she loved. Pair this course with the book discussion led by Anna Katsavos, (Course 12249), also in the fall schedule. Separate registration is required.


Tuesday, November 14 • 1:00pm-2:30pm • OnlineCourse 12244 • $30

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