On October 6th, join Silent Book Club in conversation with writer Kristen Millares Young, discussing her debut novel, Subduction. RSVP here, and add your questions for Kristen. We will be giving away five copies of the book to those who RSVP.  Continue reading

Inspired by a recent post to our facebook group, we compiled a playlist of music... Continue reading

Jane Austen fans, this one's for you. On Saturday, August 29, join us for a virtual tour of Jane Austen's England courtesy of Nicole Jacobsen, Devynn MacLennan Dayton, and Lexi K. Nilson, the authors of Jane Was Here: An Illustrated Guide to Jane Austen's England. Pour yourself a cuppa and tune in to our Zoom tea party at 11am Pacific, 2pm Eastern. Continue reading

Spend your Tuesday with us, as we discuss wellness, equality and vesting schedules. Continue reading

Bjork's Bachelorette inspires and kicks off our next playlist for SBC music fans. Titled How Novel, it's a collection of indie tracks approaching the written word. 

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Alli and Asha joined Silent Book Club for a virtual author chat to discuss their collaboration on Tiny Imperfections and the challenges of publishing during a pandemic. The debut authors shared their experience co-writing a book for the first time, the inspiration for the story, and how tough conversations about race were part of the process.  Continue reading

Join us for our next virtual Silent Book Club with Lisa Duffy, author of My Kind of People. We'll be chatting with Lisa and taking reader questions via Zoom on Tuesday, August 4th, from 5-6 pm PT / 8-9 pm ET. Continue reading

We thoroughly enjoyed interviewing James Bostwick, longtime trial attorney and author of legal thriller, Acts of Omission. We discussed bringing the novel to publication, film plans, which characters we will hear more from in the future, and the impact the pandemic has had on the legal system. Catch the replay, and get the book before it makes it to the silver screen! Continue reading

Join us for a virtual Silent Book Club on Tuesday, July 28, with Alli Frank and Asha Youmans, authors of Tiny Imperfections. The novel is a delightfully scathing view into kindergarten admissions at an elite private school in San Francisco. Very much relevant in these times, the authors skewer lawnmower parents, tech bros, and white privilege. Continue reading

Join us on Tuesday, July 21, for a conversation with James Bostwick, a renowned trial lawyer and author of the legal thriller, Acts of Omission. Set in San Francisco, the novel is loosely based on a case Bostwick tried in 1984 when he went up against one of the country's most famous attorneys to seek justice for a devastatingly injured teenager. Continue reading