Book Swaps San Francisco

Book Club: "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" by Gabrielle Zevin

Our first meetup. We will discuss Gabrielle Zevin's Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow over coffee. Whether you loved it, hated it, or are still reading, come talk it through with us. All readers welcome.

East Bay Women's Book Club October Meetup: True Biz

Hello, fellow female readers -- The book for the October Meetup is True Biz by Sara Novic. For those of you who are new, I will send out the address to my house by Monday, October 19. Looking forward to gathering together and discussing the book. Bonnie

Mixed Bag at Belmont Story Swap

Please know that an RSVP here on Meetup MEANS NOTHING. You need to go to www.StorySAC.org to get the details on how to join the Story Swap on Zoom. DO NOT RSVP HERE!! Our Zooming story swap welcomes ready listeners, eager tellers, & would-be tellers. Come try us out. Contact: email Linda Walls: lindaglennlee@yahoo.com

Spooky Reads: King Sorrow at GhostTown

October 21: Rachel Khong - My Dear You

NOTE: Meeting on the 21st this month! Third Weds, not second! **Recommended Stories:** * My Dear You * Serene * D Day This one has been getting some rave reviews and was a joint winner in our poll for October! Her novel *Real Americans* was highly successful and we're looking forward to reading her short form. **For First-Timers:** We recommend reading at least one story, but feel free to read as little or as much as you'd like! Discussion is open, informal, and we try to focus on the recommended stories listed above. **About the Collection:** Khong's first story collection and her swerve from realism into the surreal: afterlives, government race-perception drugs, ghost-conjuring cats — magic treated matter-of-factly, in service of grief, love, and identity.

Book, Coffee, Chit Chat, etc. (Tuesday Edition)

ATTENTION: We are now meeting in person again! Please follow current recommendations around mask usage to keep everyone safe. Masks are always welcome and accepted, no matter the current regulations. If you'd like to meet online check out our meeting on the first Wednesday of every month. It's that time again! Let's chit chat about the books we exchanged last time and welcome newcomers bringing their first book. If you've been before you know the deal, otherwise just bring a book to share and expect to say both a few words about it and why you want to share it.

Book, Coffee, Chit Chat, etc. (Wednesday Edition)

ATTENTION: We are now meeting in person again! Please follow current recommendations around mask usage to keep everyone safe. Masks are always welcome and accepted, no matter the current regulations. If you'd like to meet online check out our meeting on the first Wednesday of every month. It's that time again! Let's chit chat about the books we exchanged last time and welcome newcomers bringing their first book. If you've been before you know the deal, otherwise just bring a book to share and expect to say both a few words about it and why you want to share it.

(4th Saturday Richmond District Edition). Books, Coffee, Chit Chat

Bring what you’re reading and we’ll have an interesting group conversation (novels, non-fiction, essays, poetry, romance, cookbooks, science fiction & fantasy, etc.) This “4th Saturday Richmond District Edition” is designed to accommodate the overflow from Emily’s 2nd Saturday Richmond District Book Chat. If you are not able to attend Emily’s Group, then please feel free to join this 4th Saturday version. We meet in the back patio of Bazaar Café (lovely place). If it rains, we’ll meet inside the Café.

SF CogSci #33: Behave, by Robert Sapolsky

We're continuing Behave, by Robert Sapolsky - moving on from chapters 1-6, which we discussed last time, and doing the rest of the book. If you're attending in person, please be sure to register [here](https://luma.com/san-francisco-cognitive-science-reading--5c00) as well, so you can get into the building. Thank you! Tom

Ancillary Justice @ Barebottle Brewing

Come enjoy a drink at Barebottle Brewing and discuss our October read! Our book for October is Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie. Hope to see you there!

Round Table Book Discussion October Meeting

Join us for an in-person, open discussion on the fiction or non-fiction book or podcast/movie/news article/cultural event that most engaged you. Give a brief summary of a book or article that interested you, and we will discuss it, along with the issues other participants select. Or just come to check it out. Find us by the Roundtable sign on the table. Thursday, September 17, 2026 at 6:30 pm **We are at our warm-weather outdoor location:** ### Caffe Strada 2300 College Avenue · Berkeley, CA

Books Not Bans presents Read the Room @ City Lights