Events

This month Kassie is telling us about "The Blood Countess," by Shelley Puhak. We will explore the rumor and truth about Elizabeth Bathory at 6pm on April 17th.

An expert on the the state, society and change in the Middle East, Professor Siavoshi will provide modern historical context for the US-Iranian conflict and answer questions about the domestic and global impact.

This month Hannah and the Fantasy Book Club are reading, "Hemlock and Silver" by T. Kingfisher. Join them on Friday, April 24th at 6 pm as they discuss the retelling of Snow White and the poisoned apple. 

To close out National Poetry Month, join us at 3 pm for Bianca Garcia's new collection, "Snake Breath." Get a glass of wine and be inspired. 

Author Shelly Puhak’s book, “The Blood Countess” investigates whether Báthory was a monster or a victim of a political smear campaign. She uses new archival evidence to explore the historical context of a powerful woman

Mark and the Classics Book Club is discussing Leo Tolstoy's "The Death of Ivan Illych.". They will be discussing mortality, the average life and what "the end" looks like for most people. Join us on May 5th at 5 pm. 

Join Pecantown Books & Brews and Texas Public Radio as we host Authors James Wade, Stacey Swann, and Jean Becker. We will be celebrating and discussing Texas Authors, the writing process and the literature coming from The Lone Star State.

Join Kassie and the Crime Book Club at 6pm as we discuss "The Antique Hunter's Guide to Murder" by C. L. Miller.

This Month Tess and the Lit. Fiction book Club is reading "The Reservation" by Rebecca Kauffman. This book is an examination of pressure, individual grit and taking pleasure in a […]

Kassie is revisiting the first true crime book she ever read. Join her as she explores "Helter Skelter", Charles Manson and the cult of personality that shocked Hollywood and the world.