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and the FAQ's

The book club meetings are open to everyone
( everyone 21 and over that is),
just read the book and show up.
The meetings are free, but bring your allowance
so you can have a drink or 12.

For non-tipplers in the crowd-
soda,iced tea, coffee and
the ect...are available as well.

The meetings are located at

EASTSIDE
Wed. October 17th from 7-9
at Casey's 613 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90017
http://www.bigcaseys.com/

WESTSIDE
Thurs. October 25th from 7-9
At Red Rock 8782 Sunset Blvd West Hollywood, CA 90069
http://losangeles.citysearch.com/profile/11495218



please send any other questions to info@nobodyreadsinla.com

On
November 3rd
we will hold the screening of the film
"Wild At Heart"
and q&a with Barry Gifford

The screening will be held at
Artshare http://artsharela.org/
in the Artists District
of Downtown L.A.
The film will screen
@ 9pm with a q&a with Barry Gifford after.
Tickets for the screening are
15.00
and can be purchased
via Pay Pal http://www.paypal.com
send to info@nobodyreadsinla.com
SEATING IS LIMITED so buy now!

The "Dine,Drink & Discuss" with Barry Gifford
will occur around the corner from Artshare @ the
incredible e3rd steakhouse
www.eastthird.com
this rare opportunity to "talk shop" with Barry
is limited to 15 guests.
Included in the package:

• A 2 hour 6 course dinner with wine service
  
• entrance to the screening of "Wild At Heart"after the dinner
• a special gift from Nobody Reads In L.A.

Tickets are $125.00 ( this is all inclusive )
To purchase your reservation please send the fee via
Pay Pal http://www.paypal.com to
info@nobodyreadsinla.com .

A confirmation email will be sent back to you.
please leave a mailing address
so you can recieve the formal invite.

New Amazon Store!

Hello Lascivious Literates-

I set up a new source for you to acquire the titles we are reading..
Please buy everything you can @ Book Soup in
WeHo but if online suits you better...

http://astore.amazon.com/wwwnobodyread-20

This month
Barry Gifford
is our front page feature.
Please pick up Wild at Heart
and the sequel
The Wild Life of Sailor and Lula...
(Perdita Durango is part of the 6 part span over time tale)

I am updating it regularly and I will be adding a sub-domain for the DVD titles.

Forget what are you wearing...the new question is
What are you reading?

What are you reading? let us know.

Huge Announcement

( for news about the title and meetings please scroll down the page)


Ladies and Gentlemen-

The ink is dry so I can scream it from the roof tops.

Brought to you by the masterminds of

"Nobody Reads in L.A."...

BARRY GIFFORD
author of
Wild At Heart,
The Wild Life of Sailor and Lula,
Night People,
Baby Cat Face
and the screenplay "Lost Highway"
Will be in L.A.
November 3rd
for a screening and q&a surrounding
our October selection

"Wild At Heart" .

An exclusive "drink, dine, discuss" with Barry
will be held post screening.
Please contact Nico Bella @ info@nobodyreadsinla.com
to purchase a spot at the table.

Sex Libris,
Nico Bella
www.nobodyreadsinla.com
"Rule #1.) You Don't Talk About Book Club"

Suggestive Titles...

Lascivious Literates,

I am open to suggestions on future selections..
(Remember they need to correlate with a film title.)

This is our calendar thus far...

Oct.- Wild At Heart by Barry Gifford

November- Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk

December- Breakfast @ Tiffany's

January- The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides

February- American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis

March- The Princess Bride by William Goldman

April- The Orchid Thief by Susan Orlean

May- Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?- Phillip K. Dick

June - Lolita -Vladmir Nabokov

July -The Maltese Falcon- Dashiell Hammett

August - L.A. Confidential by James Ellroy

Fall/Winter Titles

L.A.'s original alternative book club.
Nobody Reads In L.A. was designed to be the "Book Club for the Nightclub set"
Our Mission, to put books in to hands accustomed to holding cocktails....

This Fall we relaunch the club with a modern vibe to appeal to the urban reader and we expand our reach to West Hollywood as Book Soup joins the fray.
Our focus will be on novels that spawned iconic films.
(Many of which you may not have known were books in the first place!)

Our Fall opener has us cracking the spine of the modern fairy tale
"Wild At Heart" by Barry Gifford.

This high octane true love story surrounds the romance between
modern literature's "Southern Gothic Romeo & Juliet"
Sailor Ripley and Lula Pace Fortune.
Made in to a remarkable cinema by David Lynch in
1990 who called it "a really modern romance in a violent world – a picture about finding love in hell.".
"Wild At Heart" had the world listening to Chris Isaak for the first time
and had everyone sayin'
"You got me hotter than Georgia asphalt."
As with most movies though...you only got half of the story.
Join us as we follow our star crossed lovers
on an adventure filled with my favorite M's
Murder,Mayhem and Make-out
A LOT OF MAKE OUT...

Our first meeting of the reconvened club will be

Wed. October 17th from 7-9
at Casey's 613 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90017 213.629.2353
This classic Irish pub- (that will be the site of the 2008 "Blooms Day")
has big tables and a great bar.

we will also be hosting a meeting in
West Hollywood on

thurs. October 25th from 7-9
At Red Rock 8782 Sunset Blvd West Hollywood, CA 90069


We will now offer meetings on the east and west for every book
and we are working on
offering a screening and author events to accompany the titles.
follow our updates by subscribing to the RSS on this blog
OR
join us on my space
http://www.myspace.com/nobodyreadsinla

you can order Wild At Heart
via
Amazon
http://tinyurl.com/2xfa5e

Powells
http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=17-9780802134530-0

or order in person @ our patron book store Book Soup...

November:
"Rule #1.) You Don't Talk About Book Club
FIGHT CLUB by Chuck Palahniuk

For emasculated,conflicted men reclaiming their identity
and the bi-polar,suicidal,kleptomaniac women with really hot eyeliner that love them.

December:
(This month is always crazy with no time but I offer you a little jewel of a novella )
Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote.
Holly was very different than the girl we came to know Via Miss Hepburn...
For lonely girls in the big city who always lose their keys
and the gay neighbors who observe and take care of them.

Hope To See You There-
Sex Libris,
Nico Bella
Nobody Reads In L.A.