What one does in their spare time is always a personal choice, of course, but is it really a surprise that the after-work book club is finding more and more… Read more »

Yesterday, we wrote about what looks like a Barnes-and-Noble-to-Amazon cloning program the country’s beleaguered largest bookselling chain is beginning to implement. Now, as Jim Milliot writes in Publishers Weekly, B&N has announced its plans to stir in… Read more »

The idea of joining a book club can be appealing to us bookworms, but there is so much organizing… you have to get a group of likeminded people together, you… Read more »

Malcolm Mitchell may be headed to the NFL, but before he was the Patriots’ fourth-round draft pick, he was a well-known wide receiver at the University of Georgia, and the… Read more »

The Man Book Club of Marin County bills itself as a book group for men who want “to discuss books that challenge us…to find meaning and enjoyment in literature.” So,… Read more »

On Monday, members of the book club “Sistahs on the Reading Edge” settled with the Wine Train after they were kicked off a train for “being loud and boisterous” on… Read more »

Chirlene McCray, wife of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, is starting a book club. In its first season, the club will choose six books, and events will be… Read more »

Yesterday, Bloomberg’s Robert Schmidt brought word of a book club so ridiculous, so corrupt, and—worst of all—so deeply unfun that it makes your local high school’s chapter of the Friends… Read more »

On Tuesday, we asked Is Bill Gates the new Oprah? Today, we ask Is Emma Watson also the new Oprah, and maybe actually a better new Oprah? Ok, ok, enough… Read more »

It rained the evening of November’s meeting of the Melville House Book Club, and I don’t think a single one of us thought to bring along an umbrella. I certainly didn’t. Some… Read more »