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Which of the following "book club nightmares" has your group experienced?

October 1, 2003, 277 voters

October 2003

The nice thing about reading is that there is no right or wrong way to do it. Unlike playing sports, following a recipe or driving a car, reading has no rules.

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Interview: Karin Slaughter, author of A Faint Cold Fear

Sep 16, 2003

Q: So could you talk about the inspiration behind writing A FAINT COLD FEAR?

How often does you group read nonfiction titles (this includes biographies and memoirs)?

September 1, 2003, 220 voters

Have you seen the movie version of Seabiscuit?

August 1, 2003, 324 voters

Which of the following of our "Best of" books has your group read?

July 1, 2003, 415 voters

Does your group read "lighter" books during the summer?

June 1, 2003, 202 voters

In what months does your group meet during the summer?

May 1, 2003, 330 voters

Would you be willing to "register" your group with ReadingGroupGuides.com to become eligible for book giveaways and other special promotions ONLY available to ReadingGroupGuides.com members?

February 1, 2003, 365 voters

Interview: Rebecca East, author of A. D. 62: Pompeii: A Novel

Feb 1, 2003

Q: The setting of your book (which I thoroughly enjoyed!) is Pompeii, just before Mount Vesuvius blew. Have you seen Pompeii and what was it like?

RE: Most parts of Pompeii are just the skeleton of a city: streets and walls and doorways. It's crowded with tourists and stray dogs, and choked with weeds and dust. Unfortunately, the ruins are gradually being destroyed by exposure to the weather, and souvenir takers, and the wear and tear of more than two million pairs of feet a year.