What follows are some questions for discussion that might have surfaced in my reading group. So, if you've come this far, I owe you my heartfelt thanks. Meeting once a month, we started with Marcel Proust's Remembrance of Things Past and have since worked through the works of Twain and Faulkner, Cervantes and García Marquez, Tolstoy and Nabokov-dwelling over dinner on our favorite passages, on themes and ambiguities, sharing our perspectives.Īs someone who has written quietly for twenty years, the notion that a group might gather to discuss a book of mine seems something so fantastic it must be a mirage. Five years ago, three friends and I set out to read some of the "great books"-or those works of literature that would merit rereading several times over the course of our lives.
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