We will try to meet the last Sunday of each month unless there is a conflict. Please call to set up the meeting if your selection is being read. Check the web site at http://condor.depaul.edu/~rstuba for meeting details or e-mail comments prior to the meeting date to: rifraffbc@hotmail.com And you could always give us a call for details of the meeting if you are interested in discussing any of the books.
A short story collection that features a story that describes the attack on the World Trade Center. The other stories take place in what is now called the post- 9/11 World.
Non-Fictional look at the slavery law and the battle for the U.S. Constitution.
The story of a mother and a son, and a relationship that lasts a lifetime and beyond.
A cultural revolution in 10 stories set in China and America.
A brilliant black comedy featuring some very odd characters.
Satire in four parts about Gulliver's voyages to imaginary lands that showcase the ills of his homeland.
Stories of understated realism based on charged relations.
People get in automobile accidents for pleasure.
A fictional tramps travelogue.
Sherlock Holmes solves the mystery of the diabolical ruin of the Baskerville family.
Debut novel that reeks of boyish fantasies gone awry.