Book Club

We are avid supporters on The Starving Artist of book clubs. We don’t mean some book-purchasing scheme, no we mean good, ol’ fashioned get togethers (sometimes virtual) where people who have read the same book talk about that book and their experiences. Below are the articles on The Starving Artist that can help you come up with your own book club, join a book club, choose your next book club meeting, or plan a book club meeting, etc. Please keep reading, and please share that experience with others.

A Book Club Structured around The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry (slow-reading a novel with short stories)
A Book Club for Book Lovers Inspired by the book, Book Lovers
A Book Club Based on a New York Times Article About Authors and Their Favorite Poems (poems and books combined)
A Book Club to Read a Book a Week Through the Year
A Book Club Based on The Messy Lives of Book People
Book Clubs Based on Various Topics (Therapy for the Pandemic and Post-Pandemic; Things You Might Need in a Pandemic; For the New Year: A Better You; Social Issues; Modern Women Writers; World Voices; Classics; Popular Historical Fiction; Victorian Literature; Around the World; Through Time; Time Travel; and Magic Realism)
A Book Club with Book and Movie Pairings (many of them from Harper’s Bazaar, “36 of Our Favorite Films Adapted from Books” (April 15, 2022))
And this book club idea isn’t even mine. I found it at The Literary Maven: Book Club with Poetry and Song Pairings
Books That Changed My Life (umm… books that changed my life)
A Book a Day (wanting to read more and read better, and setting a ridiculous goal for myself)