Drinking

[close] Hey there! We are looking for members to join a book club for 20-somethings in NYC called "Classics and Cuisine". The name might be a bit misleading - while we started out reading the heavy classics, we've moved along to modern fiction and provide a chance to vote on any three books every month. For example, I believe we plan to read The Night Circus for January (a far departure from our heavy classics). Basically, we think this could be a fun chance to be able to catch up on all the books we missed while also being able to explore some restaurants and bars in NYC. We meet every month or so in a different place, grab a drink and some dinner and discuss our latest book. We currently have a bit of room for new members, so, if you're interested, please email us a short blurb about yourself, and the last book you read (or are currently reading)! Examples of books we've read in the past: Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray Edith Wharton, House of Mirth Aldous Huxley, Brave New World Children’s Classics Month – A Wrinkle In Time, The Giver E-mail Classicsandcuisine(at)gmail.com

[close] This group is for members of the book offshoot of Games on Tap in Louisville

[close] We're in grad school, so we are clearly intellectuals and intellectuals are almost always drunks. Well, the fabulous ones anyway (Hemmingway, Fitzgerald, Capote, etc). So let's get together under the guise of a literary discussion to blow off some grad school induced steam and throw back a drink or two. As our literary heroes have demonstrated it is possible to both drink like a fish and be insightful, but be sure to read the book!

[close] This is a Social Book Reading Club to help INTROVERTS mingle. We read books, watch the show/movie based on the book, and cook any interesting dishes from the book. We have a set schedule to finish our books, biweekly online check-ins, and culminate each book with in-person meetups.