Monday, February 28, 2011

Current Title: Breakfast At Tiffany's

Lascivious Literates and Prurient Page Turners,
A little reminder since we are 2 weeks away....


BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S
Our current title Breakfast At Tiffany's by Truman Capote is a slim novella of huge impact. In 1961 Blake Edwards adapted the story for screen and forever immortalized the "Travelling" Miss Golightly and the little black dress.
However,the story manages in it's small size to be so much bigger than the film.
Heartbreakingly human as it is entertaining Capote's little written snapshot of a brownstone in New York remains a poignant story of love, loss and friendship among fragile people.





Our Meeting for our February title will be held
Monday March 14th,2011
McMenamin's Backstage Bar
3702 SE Hawthorne Blvd.( behind Greater Trumps)
21+/ 7:00pm

A special screening of Breakfast At Tiffany's (1961) will follow in the theater @ 8:30 pm


Crack That Spine,
Nico Bella
Instigatrix
The First Rule of Book Club


NOTE **If you still need to acquire your copy please visit our friends @ Powell's on Hawthorne. They are sponsors of The First Rule of Book Club and have ordered additional copies just for us!
Pick up The Virgin Suicides and American Psycho while you're at it!

Thursday, February 10, 2011

The First Rule of Book Club in The Oregonian

Mere days after our launch date we are already splashed across the pages of the local paper!
Check it out
Book Clubs in the Oregonian A&E

Our 2011 Reading List with Meeting Dates


Here is our complete 2011 title list.


January - Fight Club - Chuck Palahniuk ( Meeting Feb 7th )

February -Breakfast At Tiffany's- Truman Capote ( Meeting March 14th)

March-The Virgin Suicides- Jeffrey Eugenides ( Meeting April 11th)

April-American Psycho -Bret Easton Ellis ( Meeting May 10th)

May-L.A. Confidential -James Ellroy ( Meeting June 14th)

June -The Maltese Falcon- Dashiell Hammett ( Meeting July12th)
AND
Summer Kids Edition: Charlie and The Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl (Meeting July 17th- Sunday Matinee)

July- Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov ( Meeting August 9th)

August- Women - Charles Bukowski ( Barfly Screening) ( Meeting Sept.13th)

September -Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?- Phillip K. Dick ( Meeting October 11th)

November-Wild At Heart-Barry Gifford ( Meeting November15th)

December - The Princess Bride -William Goldman ( Meeting Dec. 13th Meeting @ 6.Kids welcome. we encourage this title to be a family book and the screening will be all ages)