Feel free to join us even if you have just started the book or it just arrived.
We are always open to meet new people and hear your initial impressions!

Till Thursday,
Vale

It was so nice to meet you all tonight. The book I suggested is Joseph Anton by Salman Rushdie. I heard an interview by Kurt Anderson with Salman Rushdie on this program Studio 360 (which you might enjoy - it mostly covers literature, film, and the arts)


On an unrelated note, this is the coffee bar/bookstore that I mentioned reading about in Winterthur. I'd love to check it out sometime!

It was nice to see you all again yesterday. Too bad you couldn´t be there, Elisa.

I like flyingsquirrel´s proposal. I would like to add two proposals. The first one is the biography of Frida Kahlo by Hayden Herrera. I don´t know much about Kahlo, but I am curious to read more about her life:

http://www.amazon.com/Frida-A-Biogra...ds=frida+kahlo

Second book I want to suggest is from the Swiss author Martin Suter, I just picked a book that is available in english: A deal with the devil.

http://www.amazon.com/A-Deal-Devil-M...pd_sim_sbs_b_1

Sound like you had a relly nice time
I would like to add my suggestion for next month meeting:
House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz http://www.amazon.com/The-House-Silk.../dp/0316197017
I am reading it at the moment and it's a great book, expecially if you like Arthur Conan Doyle.
As for the meeting I will be happy to check out the coffe in Winterthur

That also sounds interesting. I like Sherlock Holmes, and I never heard of this book. I think the choice is going to be difficult! Does anyone else want to add a book, or shall we make a poll with the four suggestions so far?

So Sorry everyone for being late in posting this. Making a poll today and likely moving the meeting to Early/Mid March ( as I don;t think we'll have enough time to finish the book by end Feb)
What do you think?

Again, apologies, work has been crazy.
ValeC

Yes, I think it´s good idea to plan the meeting in (the middle of) March. (although it depends a bit on which book we are going to read.)

I've posted the new survey. Let me know what you'd like to read!

Vale