MEP Literature Group
Events from this organizer
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Lit and Film: Noir for the Summer of Covid-19
Online Event - Zoom MeetingContinuing in the MEP LITERATURE GROUP summer tradition, we will once again delve into Noir genres– but with a twist! Starting August 6, we will read four books and watch the movies that are based on them. Please join us for four books with the four movies that resulted from them.
$50 – $80 -
Lit and Film: Noir for the Summer of Covid-19
Online Event - Zoom MeetingContinuing in the MEP LITERATURE GROUP summer tradition, we will once again delve into Noir genres– but with a twist! Starting August 6, we will read four books and watch the movies that are based on them. Please join us for four books with the four movies that resulted from them.
$50 – $80 -
Lit and Film: Noir for the Summer of Covid-19
Online Event - Zoom MeetingContinuing in the MEP LITERATURE GROUP summer tradition, we will once again delve into Noir genres– but with a twist! Starting August 6, we will read four books and watch the movies that are based on them. Please join us for four books with the four movies that resulted from them.
$50 – $80 -
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Lit and Film: Noir for the Summer of Covid-19
Online Event - Zoom MeetingContinuing in the MEP LITERATURE GROUP summer tradition, we will once again delve into Noir genres– but with a twist! Starting August 6, we will read four books and watch the movies that are based on them. Please join us for four books with the four movies that resulted from them.
$50 – $80 -
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M.A.D. Lit 101: American Fiction and the Cold War
Online Event - Zoom MeetingA reading and discussion of three substantive novels that explain the context of anti-communism as it raged in the years immediately following World War II, has continued throughout the decades since then, and remains strong throughout American culture and popular consciousness today.
$25 – $55 -
M.A.D. Lit 101: American Fiction and the Cold War
Online Event - Zoom MeetingA reading and discussion of three substantive novels that explain the context of anti-communism as it raged in the years immediately following World War II, has continued throughout the decades since then, and remains strong throughout American culture and popular consciousness today.
$25 – $55 -
M.A.D. Lit 101: American Fiction and the Cold War
Online Event - Zoom MeetingA reading and discussion of three substantive novels that explain the context of anti-communism as it raged in the years immediately following World War II, has continued throughout the decades since then, and remains strong throughout American culture and popular consciousness today.
$25 – $55 -
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M.A.D. Lit 101: American Fiction and the Cold War
Online Event - Zoom MeetingA reading and discussion of three substantive novels that explain the context of anti-communism as it raged in the years immediately following World War II, has continued throughout the decades since then, and remains strong throughout American culture and popular consciousness today.
$25 – $55 -
M.A.D. Lit 101: American Fiction and the Cold War
Online Event - Zoom MeetingA reading and discussion of three substantive novels that explain the context of anti-communism as it raged in the years immediately following World War II, has continued throughout the decades since then, and remains strong throughout American culture and popular consciousness today.
$25 – $55 -
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Insurrecto with author Gina Apostol in conversation with Patricia McManus
Gina Apostol’s Insurrecto is a harrowing depiction of the nearly 125-year history of U.S. intervention, occupation, and domination in the Philippines.
“Of course, as opposed to the colonizer, the world of the colonized is visibly and thus irreparably multiple – because included in the world of the colonized is the world of the colonizer.”. —“How Do We Know the Things That Make Us?”, An essay from Gina Apostol$3 – $11 -
Never-Ending War!: Novels on Conflict, Resistance and Resilience
“Fiction gives us empathy: it puts us inside the minds of other people, gives us the gifts of seeing the world through their eyes. Fiction is a lie that tells us true things, over and over.” – Neil Gaiman
The Marxist Education Project Lit reading group revisits some literary classics along with contemporary novels that are prescient and compelling –challenging us to think about our understanding of history and how we will confront the present moment.
$25.00 – $45.00 -
Never-Ending War!: Novels on Conflict, Resistance and Resilience
“Fiction gives us empathy: it puts us inside the minds of other people, gives us the gifts of seeing the world through their eyes. Fiction is a lie that tells us true things, over and over.” – Neil Gaiman
The Marxist Education Project Lit reading group revisits some literary classics along with contemporary novels that are prescient and compelling –challenging us to think about our understanding of history and how we will confront the present moment.
$25.00 – $45.00 -
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Never-Ending War!: Novels on Conflict, Resistance and Resilience
“Fiction gives us empathy: it puts us inside the minds of other people, gives us the gifts of seeing the world through their eyes. Fiction is a lie that tells us true things, over and over.” – Neil Gaiman
The Marxist Education Project Lit reading group revisits some literary classics along with contemporary novels that are prescient and compelling –challenging us to think about our understanding of history and how we will confront the present moment.
$25.00 – $45.00 -
Never-Ending War!: Novels on Conflict, Resistance and Resilience
“Fiction gives us empathy: it puts us inside the minds of other people, gives us the gifts of seeing the world through their eyes. Fiction is a lie that tells us true things, over and over.” – Neil Gaiman
The Marxist Education Project Lit reading group revisits some literary classics along with contemporary novels that are prescient and compelling –challenging us to think about our understanding of history and how we will confront the present moment.
$25.00 – $45.00 -
Never-Ending War!: Novels on Conflict, Resistance and Resilience
“Fiction gives us empathy: it puts us inside the minds of other people, gives us the gifts of seeing the world through their eyes. Fiction is a lie that tells us true things, over and over.” – Neil Gaiman
The Marxist Education Project Lit reading group revisits some literary classics along with contemporary novels that are prescient and compelling –challenging us to think about our understanding of history and how we will confront the present moment.
$25.00 – $45.00