Join a class that is filled with readers that long to give their opinion of  their reading. We will share various genre’s of literature from the classics to best sellers.  Insights into the author’s life and  their writing is  alive and connected to life today.  

 MEETING THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH - SEPTEMBER THROUGH JUNE

 ONLINE VIA ZOOM 10:00 - 11:30 AM, OPENING AT 9:30 FOR SOCIALIZING

 REGISTRATION VIA COURSESTORM FOR YOUR RESPECTIVE SENIOR COLLEGE

 THIS WILL BE A YEAR LONG CLASS OF 10 SESSIONS

 COMBINED CLASS / YORK COUNTY SENIOR COLLEGE & SOUTH COAST SENIOR COLLEGE

September 14    The White Tiger              Aravind Adiga

October 12         Hidden Valley Road         Robert Kolker

November 9        Fingersmith                   Sarah Waters

December 14       Hatchet Island               Paul Doiron

January 11          Horse                           Geraldine Brooks

February 8           Paris                            Edward Rutherfurd

March 8               Swimming Back to Trout River   Linda Rui Feng

April 12               The Rainbow                 D.H. Lawrence   

May 10                One of Ours                  Willa Cather

June 14               The Night Watchman      Louise Erdrich

 This is the 2 nd course in a new program that will introduce you to and explore the vast and varied (like our landscape) body of literature about Maine by Maine authors…or about Maine by non-Maine authors…or non- Maine topics by Maine authors. Our scope will be wide-ranging: we’ll read and discuss old and new works of both fiction and non-fiction by famous, popular, and new authors. It’ll be an eclectic assortment of interesting and provocative readings that will stimulate your “little gray cells” and generate lively conversation.

This course will meet on Monday morning, via Zoom from 10:00AM to 11:30AM on the following date:

 December 12 th : The Lobster Coast by Colin Woodard

Steve is an artist, historian, teacher, and lifelong learner and lives in Wells with his wife, Nancy.