Although we can’t gather in person right now, Literary Arts remains committed to our mission. We hope you will join us for our online Delve Readers Seminars this spring—share these offerings with those you know around the state and the country!
Our offerings for April and May include 2-3 week Delves on a single work by authors like Borges, Allende, John Berger, and others. A few of our previously scheduled 6-week Delves have moved online as well.
Our first free online Delve discussion focused on Severance by Ling Ma, and led by Delve guide Hannah Kim, filled quickly. On May 1, Ivonne Saeed will be leading a free discussion on Paul Auster and Jose Saramego’s Blindness. With more planned, we’ll offer free, 90-minute Delve discussions every Friday in May. These discussions are limited to 16 people and provide an opportunity to gather virtually with lively discussions around a variety of works.
Zoom is an online teleconferencing platform. Delves that meet with Zoom take place “live”, at a scheduled time each week, and the teacher and participants take part in discussions, much like you would in a Delve that met face-to-face. Participants will receive information on how to access the class after they register.
Contact Susan Moore if you have any questions: susan@literary-arts.org
View our full calendar of spring Delve Readers Seminars here.
STILL AND UNSTILL: OBJECTS AND LANDSCAPES AS HUMAN METAPHORS
Thursdays, April 16–May 21
from 6:00–8:00 p.m. (six sessions)
Online via Zoom
Guide: Coleman Stevenson
Learn More about Still and Unstill
MEMORY AND ANCESTORS: PAULA BY ISABEL ALLENDE
Tuesdays, April 28 and May 5th
from 6:30–8:30 p.m. (two sessions)
Online via Zoom
Guide: Hannah Kim
Learn More about Memory and Ancestors
A UNIVERSAL HISTORY: SELECTED SHORT STORIES OF JORGE LUIS BORGES
Tuesdays, April 30–May 7, 2020
from 6:30–8:30 p.m. (two sessions)
Online via Zoom
Guide: Benjamin M. Ficklin
Learn More about Universal History
TO THE WEDDING BY JOHN BERGER
Tuesdays, May 12–19, 2020
from 6:30–8:30 p.m. (two sessions)
Online via Zoom
Guide: Christopher Zinn
