This month, Kassie is discussing Cults Like Us Why Doomsday Thinking Drives America by Jane Borden. Pecantown is excited to kick off this year's Wine and True Crime with a conversation about American conditioning and being prone to conspiracy thinking. Join us 1/16 at 6p.
*This event contains adult content, discussion of violence and may challenge ideas about American culture.
Tess and her book club will be reading "The Correspondent" by Virginia Evans. They will be meeting on January 27th at 6 pm.
Hannah and her book club will be reading "Spinning Silver" by Naomi Novak. Join her at 6 pm on January 30th.
Author Chris Mullen is back at Pecantown! Join us on January 31st for the release of his final installment of ROWDY. He will be here signing and meeting fans from 2pm to 4pm, come grab your copy of the final book of this series.
Join Kassie as she discusses "Cults Like Us: Why Dooms Day Thinking Drives America" on Sunday, February 1st at 11 am.
Join us on February 7th from 3pm - 5 pm to discuss his different books! We are featuring the first of his series "Outbound" a thrilling scifi book and "The Mary Jane Gang" a cozy mystery. Come get your copies on the 7th!
Join Mark and the classics book club as they read and discuss "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding on February 11th at 5 pm.
This month the crime book club is reading "Devil in the White City" by Erik Larson. Join us on 2/12 at 6 pm.
Join Tess and the literary book club as the read, "Where the Serpent Lies" by Daniyel Mueenuddin on February 17th at 6pm.
Join Kassie,Friday, February 20th at 6 pm as she tells the story of Roxie Laybourne, "The Feather Detective." Roxie was a pioneer in forensics; solving crimes through her knowledge of ornithology.
Local Author, D. L. Rasor will be debuting her novel "The Last Library of Lary'mar" on February 21st at 3 pm.
Join Kassie as she tells the story of Roxie Laybourne, “The Feather Detective.” Roxie was a pioneer in forensics; solving crimes through her knowledge of ornithology. Sunday, March 1st, at 11 am learn about a woman who created an entire field of study, solved mysteries and crimes using the knowledge of the Smithsonian