JBC/Jewcy Twitter Book Club

Our next JBC/Jewcy Twitter Book Club will be
announced soon!


What is a Twitter Book Club?

A twitter book club provides the opportunity for Twitter users to engage in real time conversation about a particular, predetermined book. JBC and Jewcy's Twitter Book Club gives readers a way to discuss Jewish interest titles with the author and other interested readers electronically.


To participate...

If you aren't already a Twitter user, please join Twitter here. (Confused about Twitter altogether? Visit the twitter twitorial.) Follow the Jewish Book Council (@jewishbook) and Jewcy (@jewcymag). During the designated time and date of the book club follow the conversation by searching for #JLit. If you would like to actively participate, please include #JLit at the end of any comments or questions you wish to contribute.  If you have something to say or a question to ask, feel free to jump in, and don't forget to include #JLit at the end of any tweet so that other participants can engage with you.

The easiest way to follow, and join, the conversation is by using this link: http://tweetchat.com/room/JLit

(Note: New twitter users may have to wait up to a week before their tweets get saved in hashtag searches. Open a twitter account at least a week and a half before this discussion in order to join us!)

Archive

#29 - Ben Katchor's Hand-Drying in America: And Other Stories April 29, 2013

#28 - Stephen Tobolowsky's The Dangerous Animals Club March 21, 2013

#27 - Daniel Torday's The Sensualist February 21, 2013

#26 - Matti Friedman's The Aleppo Codex January 17, 2013

#25 - Jami Attenberg's The Middlesteins December 12, 2012

#24 - Shani Boianjiu's The People of Forever Are Not Afraid November 20, 2012

#23 - Doreen Carvajal's The Forgetting River October 23, 2012

#22 - Joshua Henkin's The World Without You September 11, 2012

#21 - Francesca Segal's The Innocents July 16, 2012 

#20 - Adam Wilson's Flatscreen June 19, 2012

#19 - Ramona Ausubel's No One is Here Except All of Us May 22, 2012

#18 - Natasha Solomons's The House at Tyneford April 26, 2012

#17 - Nathan Englander's What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank March 27, 2012

#16 - Anna Solomon's The Little Bride February 21, 2012

#15 - Alicia Oltuski's Precious Objects January 18, 2012

#14 - Stuart Nadler's The Book of Life December 13, 2011

#13 - Wayne Hoffman's Sweet Like Sugar November 8, 2011

#12 - Mary Glickman's Home in the Morning September 14, 2011

#11 - Deborah Lipstadt's The Eichmann Trial July 20, 2011

#10 - David Bezmozgis's The Free World June 15, 2011

#9 - Erika Dreifus's Quiet Americans April 12, 2011

#8 - Andrew Winer's The Marriage Artist March 2, 2011

#7 - Elizabeth Rosner's Blue Nude January 12, 2011

#6 - Julie Orringer's The Invisible Bridge October 26, 2010

#5 - Mitchell James Kaplan's By Fire, By Water September 15, 2010

#4 - Jennifer Gilmore's Something Red June 2, 2010

#3 - Dara Horn's All Other Nights April 27, 2010

#2 - Chris Bohjalian's Skeletons at the Feast February 25, 2010

#1 - Jonathan Tropper's This is Where I Leave You January 13, 2010




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