Welcome, Brooklyn Book Readers!
- Location
- Brooklyn, NY 40.68-74.0 11231US
- Meetups
- 15 so far
- Members
- 173 Book Readers
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- March 29, 2008
Freebird Books on Columbia St in Brooklyn has a monthly book club. The current theme is Post-Apocalyptic novels. Once a month we meet to discuss a selected book and watch a related film.
Our next MeetupNovember's Post-Apocalyptic Discussion: Earth Abides
- Where?
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Freebird Books123 Columbia StBrooklyn, NY 11231
- Who’s coming?
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5 Yes / 1 Maybe
Written at the beginning of the Cold War but not necessarily the product of it, Earth Abides tells the story of a California biologist who awakes to find the world's population nearly eradicated by a mysterious virus. His quest to rebuild society from the detritus of civilization drives the novel forward. Read more
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
Join The Freebird Brooklyn Post-Apoca
lyptic Book Club Meetup
What's new?
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Nov 7
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New member
“I like the idea of being a part of a book group that I can walk to from my house. Newest favorite book in this genre was the Atwood book "Oryx & Crake".”
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Nov 1
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New member
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New member
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New member
“I want to diversify my reading list, stay motivated to read and not become a couch potato, and meet new people who can introduce me to new parts of nyc/brooklyn. I was also intrigued by your "post-apocalyptic" monthly theme.”
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Oct 31
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Oct 28
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Oct 26
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New member“The only fiction I read is post-apocalyptic or singularity fiction. This is a perfect fit for me!”
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Oct 23
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Oct 22
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Oct 21
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Oct 19
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New member
“I love to read and this is a pretty off beat topic but i love it!”
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What members are saying
“ This seems like a smart, well-read, polite group of people. ”
“ having never been in another book club I have nothing to compare it to, but I would say that this group is exactly what it sounds like. if you're interested in the genre and interesting in tal ...
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