Most Read This Week In Medieval

[close] We are reading The Company of Liars by Karen Maitland. Here is a review from www.bookbrowse.com In this extraordinary novel, Karen Maitland delivers a dazzling reinterpretation of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales - an ingenious alchemy of history, mystery, and powerful human drama. The year is 1348. The Black Plague grips the country. In a world ruled by faith and fear, nine desperate strangers, brought together by chance, attempt to outrun the certain death that is running inexorably toward them. Each member of this motley company has a story to tell. From Camelot, the relic-seller who will become the group’s leader, to Cygnus, the one-armed storyteller . . . from the strange, silent child called Narigorm to a painter and his pregnant wife, each has a secret. None is what they seem. And one among them conceals the darkest secret of all—propelling these liars to a destiny they never saw coming.

[close] What would happen if the USA was a monarchy? Set in an alternate universe where monarchy rules and covers the tabloids, we welcome you into to the life of the royal family. From public scandals to emotional announcements, what could possibly be more entertaining than this? Set in modern times.

[close] In the awareness to expand our communication, this goodreads group is for the sharing books the Canterbury Station Readers Book Club has read over the years and talking about our current monthly reads. We meet in-person every month on the 2nd Wednesday at EoM. Happy Reading!

[close] A welcoming community for French literature enthusiasts from around the world. Whether you're passionate about French classics, contemporary novels, francophone authors, or learning French through reading, this is your space to discover, discuss, and share recommendations. From medieval tales to modern masterpieces, let's explore the rich world of French literature together.