About The Norfolk CT Library's Literary Book Group

If we met in person, we’d meet here. But read down to find out what’s happened to the group over the last few years.

THE NORFOLK BOOK GROUP MOVED ONLINE IN 2020 BECAUSE OF COVID. WE THEN BECAME AN INTERNATIONAL GROUP. WE CURRENTLY MEET VIA ZOOM ON SELECT THURSDAYS MORNINGS. WE WILL REMAIN ONLINE UNTIL SEPTEMBER, 2026, WHEN WE WILL EXPERIMENT WITH AN IN-PERSON/ONLINE HYBRID FORMAT.

I STRONGLY DISCOURAGE ONE-OFF ATTENDANCE. THIS IS AN ON-GOING BOOK GROUP AND WORKS BEST WHEN THE PARTICIPANTS GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER TO ENHANCE THE DISCUSSION.

TO GET AN INVITATION TO THE ZOOM SESSIONS, CONTACT THE NORFOLK LIBRARY. EMAIL INVITATIONS TO THE ZOOM DISCUSSIONS ARE SENT TO A PRIVATE LIST.

THE SCHEDULE CAN BE FOUND BY GOING BACK TO THE BOOK GROUP’S MAIN PAGE AND SELECTING THE NEXT LINK TO “TITLES ON OUR DOCKET.”

Who We Are: A reading group sponsored by the library in Norfolk, Connecticut.

Who Can Join: Anyone. Anytime.

What We Do: We read books--then discuss, analyze, push the boundaries of what we believe, what we know, and what we want to know.

Where We Meet: Via zoom.

When We Meet: Essentially, select Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (15:30 GMT).

Who I Am: Mark Scarbrough, an erstwhile Southerner living in the New England chill and an erstwhile lit professor who chucked it all to become a full-time writer. To find out how that story turned out, click here.