[nesfa-reading-group] Selecting our July book at the March 7 meeting.

[Aleksander Slominski (NY10)]

Hi David,

Please move me to the end of the list as the book I want to propose is
going to be published in November [1].

Thanks,

Alek
[1] November 11 2025
There Is No Antimemetics Division by qntm
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0DSJ2LW2Z

On Tue, Feb 18, 2025 at 9:46 PM David G. Grubbs <dggrubbs at gmail.com> wrote:

> It is time to designate someone to suggest three books we can vote on
> at the March 7th NESFA Reading Group meeting. The winner would be
> the book to discuss at our July 4th reading group meeting.
>
> There have been a total of 16 people who have suggested a book for the
> NESFA Reading group since I started keeping track in April 2021.
>
> Two of those people have withdrawn from the group.
> Two others have not shown up in more than a year.
>
> The 12 suggesters listed below have rotated through almost twice.
>
> If someone volunteers who is not mentioned in the following list, I will
> ask that person to suggest three books. Please respond by Tuesday evening,
> February 25.
>
> Otherwise, we will loop through again, starting with Alek, if he is
> willing.
>
> YYYY/MM  Book-Suggester
> -------  --------------
> 2024/7   Alek Slominski
> 2024/8   Wes Brodsky
> 2024/9   Stan Zisk
> 2024/10  Chip Hitchcock
> 2024/11  Richard Schwartz
> 2024/12  Liz Patton
> 2025/1   Shelly Thomas
> 2025/2   Gloria Lucia Albasi
> 2025/3 Tracy Marks
> 2025/4 David G. Grubbs
> 2025/5 Ann Katsios
> 2025/6 David Whitham
>
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