What are you reading?
Here's what I'm reading today. And you? What are you reading this weekend?
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What are you reading on this last weekend of 2023?
Whether you’re attending the sold out brunch Silent Reading Party today at the Sorrento or joining the party virtually from home — or not attending the reading party at all — I’d love to know.
To be honest, I’ll be bringing several things to today’s reading party, and deciding between them once I get to the Sorrento.
How to attend today’s party virtually
If you’re not in Seattle — or if you are but don’t have a ticket for the Sorrento — you may still join us from your favorite reading chair home.
We broadcast the live reading party piano music over Zoom. If you are a paid subscriber here on substack, click here to find that Zoom link for your free entry.
If you are a free subscriber here, you will have to buy a virtual ticket to join us.
Upcoming parties now accepting reservations
These late-night parties in January & February are now on sale.
These brunch parties in January & February are also now on sale.
Tickets are released here on Substack before they are available anywhere else.
On January 1, tickets for the Wednesday, April 3 (at 6 pm) and Wednesday, April 17 (at 6 pm) parties go on sale here on Substack for paid subscribers. Thank you for supporting the Silent Reading Party with your subscription.
How to show our piano player some extra love
If you would like to thank our musician Paul for tonight’s set, you can find him on Venmo or Paypal. His Venmo is paulmatthew-moore (if you need them, the last four digits of his number are 9033). His Paypal can be found by searching for paulislove@yahoo.com.
What are you reading?
Tell us in the comments! I get the best ideas about future reading material for myself from reading party attendees.
I just finished Wellness by Nathan Hill. I have many thoughts about it.
My wife is reading “Bury Your Dead” by Louise Penny and I am reading “The Midnight Library” by Matthew Haig.