April 25 is Indie Bookstore Day, so that's an excellent time to visit the store (if you haven't already). But ALSO, Erin talks to us about bigger plans down the line, looking ahead to the Banned Together Book Fest on October 10. https://bannedtogetherbookfest.com/ 

We talk about Klamm's passion for comedy, writing, and more, along with his experience researching and interviewing for Ferris Bueller..., including interviews with much of the cast (Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck), and crew! 

Klamm's new book comes out on June 16, and there's a launch party planned at the Berkley Public Library on June 12! 

https://jasonklamm.com/

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/771481/motor-city-love-song-by-lisa-peers/ 

No one knows why the queen of indie rock vanished from the Detroit scene twenty years ago. Now, her ex-girlfriend is determined to track her down—and what she uncovers will change everything.

The Berkley Library having a launch party for their new Berkbuster Video space on Friday, November 14, at 6:00 pm (3155 Coolidge Hwy, Berkley). Posthuma will be there for the ribbon cutting, and delivers all the details in this episode of our podcast, including some background on her life, working in video stores during her youth, and her YA novel, Baby & Solo, which is set in a video store! 

The List: 

And, p.s., our next ROMANCE BOOK CLUB meets on Tuesday, Nov. 4 at 6:30 pm at Urbanrest!

P.p.s.: We now have our own Romance Section! All romance titles in adult fiction have their own location/shelf/section!

Banned Books Week celebrates the freedom to read and raises awareness about attempts to censor/remove books from the shelves of public libraries, school libraries, and bookstores. 

The Friends of the Ferndale Library Dip-Off is on Sat., October 25, from 1pm-3pm, the culmination of National Friends of Libraries Week! Find more information at: ferndalefriends.org + Follow them at @friendsofferndalelibrary on Instagram! 

Turns out em went to college with our Podcast's cohost Mary Grahame, over at Simmons University in Boston; you'll get a lot of their charming history together, including Mary Grahame's path to becoming a Youth Librarian and em's journey to become a published Children's Author!

em dickson (e/em/eir/she) holds an MA in Children's Lit, along with an MFA, both earned from her time at Simmons; along with er recently published book, e is a school librarian, authenticity reader, competitive sailor, and sea shanty enthusiast. Like Peter Pan, e has a strong emotional attachment to eir shadow, a fluffy black muppet of a dog called Luna. When not reading or writing, e can be found harmonizing to random sounds, collecting trinkets in eir pockets like a dragon, or promoting the color teal. E feels most at home by the sea, which is convenient, since e spends most of eir time in coastal Massachusetts. You can find em on Instagram @mlereads

Along with some overdue catching up, em and Mary Grahame mention another excellent book that em contributed to, Athlete is Agender. We also discuss a lot of other noteworthy authors, including ND Stevenson, Esme Symes-Smith, Maia Kobabe, and more! We also give some shout-outs to our librarian programming, including our Reading Rainbow social-hour/book club, and our Rainbow Club at Ferndale Middle School! Tune In!

1.) The Detroit Institute of Arts is simply a gem of a cultural destination and community resource that enlightens, educates, enriches, and entertains the tri-county Metro area and beyond!

2.) Their incredible exhibition, Painted with Silk, just closed last week, spanning the art of early American Embroidery from the 1600s up into the 1830s, just one of many special exhibitions curated by the DIA and open to the public year-in and year-out!

3.) We have two podcast cohosts, Erin & Mary Grahame, who are enthusiastic practioners and appreciators of the Fiber Arts, so they thought a field trip TO the D.I.A. with our library mascot, Fern the Frog, could prove to build a budding partnership between the museum and our library! They were right! Tune in for our conversation! 

Oh, and stay tuned for updates, coming later in the Fall, when the Ferndale Library partners with the D.I.A. to coordinate guided tours, including free shuttle transportation (from the library) down to the museum! 

https://dia.org/ 

IG: @diadetroit 

Featured music in this episode, by Carolyn Striho: I Will Rise

Piano Moon

https://wsupress.wayne.edu/9780814347416/ 

https://www.lindanemecfoster.com/works/the-lake-huron-mermaid/ 

https://anne-marieoomen.com/ 

https://lafontsee.com/artist/meridith-ridl 

She has a couple of substacks you can follow, and you can find more information about the Launch Event on April 22 here

https://gladl.org/ 

Providing community support & enrichment through books, movies, music, electronic resources, and more

Meanwhile, Stefanie is also a crafty artist creating plush creatures, enamel pins, stickers, and more, with Creepy Kawaii! https://creepykawaii.com/ 

Let's hear about Lisabeth, let's here a bit about Baby & Solo and let's here all about the Berkley Public Library! 

https://www.madison-heights.org/library 

https://ropl.org/1532/Library 

https://northvillelibrary.org/ 

https://www.ropl.org/

This ongoing podcast is hosted and produced from inside the Ferndale Area District Library, just one mile north of Detroit, Michigan. Coming up in this season, we'll continue to bring you unique portraits of life inside of a library while demystifying misconceptions around the mission of libraries and the work of library staff--we'll also have fun literary-themed panel discussions and interviews with other librarians from around the state! 

More info at: https://joshmalerman.com/

And follow Josh on Instagram for details about his upcoming book-launch at Ant Hall in Hamtramck! https://www.instagram.com/joshmalerman/ 

The Summer Book by Tove Jansson The Guest by Emma Cline Margo's Got Money Troubles - Rufi Thorpe The Guest List - Lucy Foley New Animal - Ella Baxter Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree The Animators - Kayla Rae Whitaker Incidents Around The House - Josh Malerman Dracula - Bram Stoker You Should Be So Lucky - Cat Sebastian Lies and Weddings - Kevin Kwan This Was Our Pact - Ryan Andrews Rebel Girl - Kathleen Hanna

https://www.unerasedbookclub.com/ 

https://ferndaleradio.com/ 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCRdejUlw4Tmdo7g0nLFcZ_h_bDV-W43p 

About her latest book, Across So Many Seas: Spanning over 500 years, Pura Belpré Award winner Ruth Behar’s epic novel tells the stories of four girls from different generations of a Jewish family, many of them forced to leave their country and start a new life.

Behard was born in Havana, Cuba, grew up in New York, and has also lived in Spain and Mexico. In addition to writing for young people, her work includes poetry, memoir, and the acclaimed travel books. 

https://www.ruthbehar.com/bio/ 

You can find more information here: http://www.boisalibiswas.com/ 

Also, we discuss Biswas' upcoming show at the Buckham Gallery in Flint, titled Bonded Thru Threaded Memories. You can find more information about that exhibition, and the opening reception (April 12) at the Buckham Gallery's website here: https://www.exploreflintandgenesee.org/event/bonded-thru-threaded-memories-and-founders-feature/3741/ 

Your library is here for you. Comfy furniture, free wi-fi, and a relatively quiet--though not TOO quiet--atmosphere. It has always been, and remains, an ideal third "place"!

TODAY: We have guests from the Ferndale Library, the Royal Oak Public Library, and the Fowlerville District Library, sharing their thoughts and perspectives on this subject, as well as talking about some of their own favorite "spaces" in their libraries. 

On Friday, March 29, Source Booksellers hosts a night of storytelling and history, delve into the world of Detroit's underground number games, with George's official book launch. Click here for more info. 

Titles discussed include:

Meet Me In The Bathroom by Lizzy Goodman Life by Keith Richard Please Kill Me by Gillian McCain and Legs McNeil Season of the Witch by Peter Bebergal Trouble Boys by Bob Mehr Mo Meta Blues by Queslove Out of the Vinyl Deeps by Ellen Willis

https://www.bonniejocampbell.net/ 

https://www.bonniejocampbell.net/blog-podcast 

https://www.today.com/video/bonnie-jo-campbell-answers-read-with-jenna-book-club-questions-202932805803 

Find more information on Dan Cafferty here: https://www.reverbnation.com/dancafferty 

And sample some music by Dan, here: https://www.reverbnation.com/dancafferty/videos 

The Untended Garden is a visual reflection structured in three acts – the expectations of women as informed by society and culture, the transformation that women reach as they break through during their coming of age, and the resolution of self that comes from the acceptance of flaws and the reality of aging. By combining still life and self-portrait photographs with experimental photographic alcohol transfer methods, this project explores multiple facets of the cyclical nature of life in a garden as a metaphor to reflect on the experience of women.  

https://www.maramagyarosilaytner.com/book 

Unruly: The Ridiculous History of England's Kings and Queens by David Mitchell Alice Neal: People Come First - MetPublications The Sea-Ringed World: Sacred Stories of the Americas by Maria Garcia Esperon You Are History: From the Alarm Clock to the Toilet, the Amazing History of the Things You Use Every Day by Greg Jenner The Wordy Shipmates by Sarah Vowell A City on Mars: Can We Settle Space, Should We Settle Space, and Have We Really Thought this Through? by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith On Photographing Peoples and Communities by Dawoud Bey A First Guide to Cats / Dogs by Dr. John Bradshaw How Music Works by David Byrne Detroit in 50 Maps by Alex B. Hill Renegades: San Francisco in the 1990s by Chloe Sherman  A Rome of One's Own by Emma Southon

Titles & Staff include:  Rodi - Every Rising Sun by Jamila Ahmed Kricket - Impossible People: A Completely Average Recovery Story by Julia Wertz Damon - Dear Mothman by Robin Gow Mary Grahame - When The Angels Left the Old Country by  Sacha  Lamb Julia - Chlorine by Jade Song Erin -  Witch King by Martha Wells  Jeff - Everyone in this Room Will Someday Be Dead by Emily Austin Pietro - The Candy House by Jennifer Egan Drew - Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver Sam - Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norell by Susanna Clarke 

Her new book, A Year In Practice, is out on December 5, 2024: A Seasonal Guide of holistic practices that offer clarity, activate hope, honor nature, and inspire the creative seeker all year long.

https://www.jacquelinesuskin.com/a-year-in-practice 

She'll be at Book Suey in Hamtramck on December 7: https://www.booksuey.com/events/jacqueline-suskin-a-year-in-practice 

https://www.savemefrommyshelf.com/ 

https://literacy.ala.org/information-literacy/ 

https://www.ala.org/acrl/standards/ilframework 

https://www.thebookbeat.com/bookshop/catalog/arsenal-of-deceit/ 

http://www.donaldlevin.com/the-arsenal-of-deceit.html 

Hear directly from our circulation specialists as they tell you everything you need to know about applying for and using your library card! 

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! www.fadl.org/library-cards 

Leaving behind their everyday lives, four friends hike out into the beautiful Norwegian wild – nothing between them and the mountain peak but forest, sea and sharp blue sky.

But there’s a darker side to the wilderness....

https://lucy-clarke.com/books 

Unashamed: A searingly honest memoir of one young woman’s journey toward self-acceptance as she comes to see her body as a symbol of rebellion and hope and chooses to live her life unapologetically.

You can find more info on Leah's books here: http://www.leahvernon.com/unashamedleahvernonbook 

More info: https://www.tonymuggs.com/ 

The Muggs: https://themuggs.bandcamp.com/ 

Dude: https://dudedetroit.bandcamp.com/album/autobiograffitti 

Working with area organizations empowering and supporting the arts within the community. Reactivated in 2014 as an official government commission in the City of Ferndale it schedules and manages multiple performances and displays showcasing art through music, design, literature, fine art and performance. With the support of various art and creative organizations, local business and the community, the FACC is able to offer grants and compensation to artisans involved in such projects as the Salon Sundays, Community Mural Project and Garden Art Party to name a few.

https://www.fadl.org/scs-july 

After a five-year hiatus encompassing the birth of a son, a third coast to west coast and back to the third coast move, and an ongoing global pandemic - Chris Bathgate returns with 'The Significance of Peaches'. On this, his 6th full-length album, the NPR & BBC-lauded artist is found ruminating on time spent living in the National Forests of Michigan while homeless, his emergence into fatherhood, and yes, the significance a certain stone fruit has played throughout hthe artist's life. Sonically, 'The Significance of Peaches' leans heavily on the structural support of parlor organ and Bathgate's signature multi-tracked percussion - sparse use of piano and strings sheathed in the middle - his haunted vocals perched atop it all.

SMFMS is a literature podcast hosted by two friends and academics in Birmingham, England. Abby is a lecturer and Daniel is a postdoc. Find more info about their podcast and where to find it here: https://www.savemefrommyshelf.com/ 

Ferndale Library Movie Trivia Night: fadl.org/trivia Ferndale Library Film Club: fadl.org/film-club

Artists discussed include: George Michael The Indigo Girls The Avett Brothers Billy Joel Benee Erasure Alanis Morissette Smino The Clash Elvis Nirvana Set It Off Beastie Boys Boyz II Men Janet Jackson Beyonce

Picks include: Everybody Was So Young - Amanda Vaill In Memoriam - Alice Winn Wind in the Willows - Kenneth Grahame The River - Peter Heller Wild - Cheryl Strayed The Art of Fielding - Chad Harbach All Creatures Great and Small - James Herriot Before We Were Innocent - Ella Berman This Bird Has Flown - Susanna Hoffs The Book of Flying - Keith Miller Did You Hear About Kitty Karr - Crystal Smith Paul Wild Rain - Beverly Jenkins  The Music Shop -   Rachel Joyce Romantic Comedy - Curtis Sittenfield Goodnight Irene -  Luis Alberto Urrea 

Ward is performing here as part of our ongoing local music showcase series: First Stop Friday. More info: fadl.org/fsf 

https://psychosongs.bandcamp.com/ 

Titles discussed include: 

Macbeth Canterbury Tales  Jane Eyre  The Queen's Theif Series  Tale of Two Cities Little Thieves  The Crucible The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe Les Liasons Dangereuses

Find information about Linda's book launch event on March 29 at Literati in Ann Arbor: https://www.lindanemecfoster.com/events/ 

And, as referenced in the episode, you can listen back to previous episodes featuring Linda Nemec Foster and Diane DeCillis.

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Pancho Villa’s Skull was started by Tino Ybarra in 2011. While growing up in Pontiac, Michigan, Tino developed a love from Mariachi music through his grandfather on his mother's side who played trumpet in mariachi bands. He also, spent time in south Texas with his paternal grandfather who took him across the border to Mexico from time to time so, he could know where he came from. As, he got older he started playing in punk and ska bands around Detroit yet, he wanted to feel more connected to his roots.

He decided to create what he calls Mariachi punk and blended the acoustic instrumentation and other elements of the mariachi sound with the energy and political commentary of the classic punk music. Named after Mexican Revolutionary general Pancho Villa, whose skull was stolen from his grave in 1926, Pancho Villa’s Skull was originally a solo act featuring Ybarra on vocals and acoustic guitar. At the beginning of 2016 his brother Rolando Ybarra joined the band to play percussion and added to the sound heavily. Making the sound bigger but, maintaining a stripped down feel.

https://www.fadl.org/oscars 

Titles discussed include: Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 Phantom of the Opera Les Miserables Phantom of the Paradise Pippen Hadestown Lion King Hamilton Spongebob Squarepants  A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Cats Chicago   Fiddler on the Roof Jesus Christ Superstar

https://ethos3.bandcamp.com/releases 

Titles discussed include: Lock & Key (series)  Dune (films) The works of Elmore Leonard Practical Magic (film) Crazy Rich Asians (film)  Anihilation (film) Jurassic Park (film) A Series of Unfortunate Events (series) Atonement (film) Persepolis (animated film)

To see more of Mike's work, click here: www.mrossart.com 

We'll be back in the New Year with a new season of conversations and interviews! 

Stay tuned for more author interview in 2023, including chats with Grady Hendrix, C.J. Box and J. Ryan Stradal! 

Titles discussed include:

Bodies in Winter by Robert Knightly Burial Rites by Hannah Kent Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer Moominland Midwinter by Tove Jansson The Mercies by Kiran Millwood Hargrave I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh City of Thieves by David Benioff Royal Holiday by Jasmine Guillory The Innocents by Michael Crummey

Laura Weymouth is a Canadian living in America, and the sixth consecutive generation of her family to immigrate from one country to another. Born and raised in the Niagara region of Ontario, she now lives at the edge of the woods in western New York, along with her husband, two wild-hearted daughters, and an ever-expanding menagerie of animal friends.

More about her latest, A Consuming Fire: 

Uprooted meets The Grace Year in this dark young adult fantasy of love and vengeance following a girl who vows to kill a god after her sister is unjustly slain by his hand. Weatherell girls aren’t supposed to die. Once every eighteen years, the isolated forest village of Weatherell is asked to send one girl to the god of the mountain to give a sacrifice before returning home. Twins Anya and Ilva Astraea are raised with this destiny in mind, and when their time comes, spirited Ilva volunteers to go. Her devoted sister Anya is left at home to pray for Ilva’s safe return. But Anya’s prayers are denied. With her sister dead, Anya volunteers to make a journey of her own to visit the god of the mountain. But unlike her sister, sacrifice is the furthest thing from Anya’s mind. Anya has no intention of giving anything more to the god, or of letting any other girl do so ever again. Anya Astraea has not set out to placate a god. She’s set out to kill one.

Titles Discussed Include:  House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson Dracula by Bram Stoker Fake it til you Bake it by Jamie Wesley That Time I Got Drunk and Yeeted a Love Potion at a Werewolf by Kimberly Lemming League of Gentlewomen Witches by Indie Holton The Lady's Guide to Fortune Hunting by Sophie Irwin A Fatal Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum by Dr. Emma Southon Fight Like Hell by Kim Kelly Vagina Obscura by Rachel E. Gross  A Man and His Cat by Umi Sakurai Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna Act Your Age Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert The Banned Bookshop of Maggie Banks by Shauna Robinson The Drowned Woods by Emily Lloyd-Jones The Life and Crimes of Hoodie Rosen by Isaac Bloom A Consuming Fire by Laura E. Weymouth Terry Pratchett's Going Postal I Blame My Shelf Podcast

A Man and His Cat Attack on Titan Hellsing Kingdom Hearts Dramacon Skip Beat Cyborg 009 Devilman Gangsta

Movie Trivia Night: www.fadl.org/trivia

Film Club: www.fadl.org/film-club 

Also discussed in this episode is the utterly terrifying music video for Genesis' "Land of Confusion."

Since the publication of Night Song in 1994, she has been leading the charge for multicultural romance, and has been a constant darling of reviewers, fans, and her peers alike, garnering accolades for her work from the likes of The Wall Street Journal, People Magazine, and NPR.

The Secret History by Donna Tartt The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks by E. Lockhart We Have Alwyas Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson Almost anything by Ray Bradbury, ever (but also: From The Dust Returned)  Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell  Scarenthood by Nick Roche Sweetland by Michael Crummey The Ex Hex by  Erin Sterling When The Stars Go Dark by Paula McLain  We Ride Upon Sticks by Quon Barry  Dear Committee Members by Julie Schumacher Sandman by Neil Gaiman The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno Garcia Face of an Angel by Denise Chavez The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruis-Zafon Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norell by Susanna Clarke Matrix by Lauren Groff 

Titles discussed include:

Devil in the White City by Erik Larson Destiny of the Republic by Candice Millard The Living Great Lakes by Jerry Dennis  The Bully Pulpit by Doris Kearns Goodwin Just Mercy by Brian Stevenson  The Tender Bar by J.R. Moehringer   A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson Taste by Stanely Tucci Did Ye Hear Mammie Died by Seamus O'Reilly Dreamland by Sam Quinones Raising Lazarus by Beth Macy Trouble Boys by Bob Mehr As You Wish by Cary Elwes Zealot - Reza Aslan  Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe The Children's Blizzard by David Laskin The Worst Hard Time by Timothy Egan Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin The Great Bridge by David McCullough

Titles discussed (SPOILER alerts for all): Top Gun (1986) Dune (1984)  Bridgerton (series) Slaughterhouse-Five The DaVinci Code The Moomins books/show Squid Game Succession Jurassic Park

[Content warning for Bridgerton Season 1, from 22:45-23:15 & 27:30-28:00] 

Authors discussed include: Kimberly Lemming, KJ Charles, Alice Clayton, Sophie Irwin, and of course, Beverly Jenkins. 

Titles discussed include: Demon Slayer Attack on Titan Gundam Shinichirō Watanabe (Cowboy Bebop, Carole & Tuesday et. al.) Jujutsu Kaisen My Hero Academia Gangsta Dragonball Z Films of Mamoru Hosoda 

Dan has garnered multiple Audie Award nominations, winning for The Wrecking Crew by Kent Hartman; has twice been named a Best Voice by AudioFile magazine; and has received several AudioFile Golden Earphones Awards and a Listen-Up Award from Publishers Weekly. 

Titles discussed include:  It by Stephen King read by Seven Weber The Fireman by Joe Hill read by Kate Mulgrew Marid Audran Trilogy by George Alec Effinger by Jonathan Davis Devil in the White City by Erik Larson read by Scott Brick Born Standing Up by & read by Steve Martin 1984 by George Orwell read by Simon Prebble Stephanie Plum read by Lorelei King The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King read by Anne Heche 14 by Peter Clines narrated by Ray Porter Emotional: How Feelings Shape Our Thinking by Leonard Mlodinow narrated by Dan John Miller

Titles discussed include: Damon Skyward by Brandon Sanderson (Skyward series) Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson (Reckoners series) Scythe by Neal Shusterman Galaxy: The Prettiest Star by Jadzia Axelrod, illustrated by Jess Taylor Saga by Brian K. Vaughan, illustrated by Fiona Staples The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers The Extraordinaries by T.J. Klune (also shouted out The House in the Cerulean Sea and Under the Whispering Door) Jeff We Are Satellites by Sarah Pinsker Neuromancer by William Gibson Leviathan Wakes by James A. Corey Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie Descender by Jeff Lemire House of Rumour by Jason Arnott Michelle

Books discussed include:  Domestic Thrillers by Lianne Moriarty Maybe some Dostoevsky? Kiley Reid - Such a Fun Age Judy Blume - Summer  Sisters Linda Holmes - Flying Solo Claudia Gray - Murder of Mr. Wickham Ruth Ware - The It Girl Laura Hilderbrand - Seabiscuit Jenny Han - The Summer I Turned Pretty Leo Tolstoy - Anna Karenina Amor Towles - The Lincoln Highway J. Courtney Sullivan - Maine Beatrice Williams - 100 Days of Summer Larry McMurtry - Lonesome Dove Patrick DeWitt - Sisters Brothers Charles Portis - True Grit Michael Chabon - Kavalier & Clay Jeffrey Eugenides - Middlesex Michael Crummey - Galore Ray Bradbury - Dandelion Wine  Tove Janson - The Summer Book Steven Rowley - Guncle Kayle Rae Whitaker - Animators

Rodi:  Beverly Jenkins  Alyssa Cole Rebekah Weatherspoon Stacy Reid Helen Hoang  Mary Grahame:  Cat Sebastian KJ Charles Courtney Milan Rose Lerner Joanna Shupe

Books discussed include: The Lord of the Rings / The Hunger Games / Twilight / His Dark Materials / Wheel of Time / Name of the Wind / The Witcher / The Broken Earth Trilogy / The Inheritance Cycle Series / Graphic Novels: The Fables series / The Star Wars Expanded Universe Series / (The Last Jedi) / Anime (Dragonball Z)

(Photo by Brynna Bashore)

https://www.kristycooper.com/books 

He has a new book of poetry due out in April, 2022. He is a member, and contributing songwriter, to the folk ensemble, The Codgers. 

Podcast music by Zunsette. 

Beginning Middle End, Summer 2020. 

Their next book is Bright Lines by Tanwi Nandini Islam

Music by Zunsette. 

Music by Zunsette

Music by Zunsette

Also, we're teasing the eventual start-up of a new FILM DISCUSSION group, this fall! We hope you'll join us. 

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