Nonfiction ranges widely:  politics to biography, history to natural science, adventure to psychology, sociology to business – we read them all.  Here’s an opportunity to discover the ever-changing and evolving “facts” (and opinions) expressed by the “experts” in subjects of personal and/or general interest.  Members recommend books they have read with final selections made by majority vote.  Attendees may be surprised to read titles they might have never considered – PLUS enjoy lively discussions that often stimulate additional thoughts on these subjects from a plethora of members’ experiences and viewpoints.

September 19:  Poverty, by America by Matthew Desmond

October 17:  Knife:  Meditations After an Attempted Murder by Salman Rushdie

November 21:  Who Wrote the Bible? By Richard Friedman

January 16:  Reading the Constitution:  Why I Chose Pragmatism, Not Textualism by

Stephen Breyer