Courthouse Short Story Club

About this event

Friendly discussions of a short story or two. Join us online or in person! We meet on the third Wednesday of every month. Each story is available freely online or as a print-out held at Courthouse Library. Expect esoteric, experimental, and playfully untraditional reads! New members are always welcome. America 250 celebration! Stories by American writers all year. Sept. 16: Hispanic Heritage Month! Royalty Check by Mylene Fernández Pintado and A Mexican Story by Alberto Barrera Tyszka Oct. 21: Horror Month! Paranoia by Shirley Jackson and The Man of the Crowd by Edgar Allan Poe Nov. 18: Indigenous Myths and Stories! Fox and Monkey , How Rabbit Snared The Sun , Rabbit's Wish For Snow , The Deceived Blind Men Dec. 16: Dry September by William Faulkner and American Journal (Excerpt) by Christine Montalbetti REGISTRATION RECOMMENDED. By registering, you will receive event updates. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. Please call 703-228-3352 or email Lib-Courthouse@arlingtonva.us for more information. This program supports the Library's recognition of Native American Heritage Month Transportation: Parking in the garage located beneath the Bozman Government Center is free on weekends and after 5:00 p.m. on weekdays. We are also accessible via public transit: by Metro (Orange and Silver Lines - Courthouse) and by bus.