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Humanizing Immigration
On November 16, 2025, we gather for a thoughtful exploration of one of the year’s most complex subjects: immigration. Rather than debate, this evening invites curiosity, empathy, and clarity as our panelists share their lived experiences, historical contexts, and human stories. We are honored to welcome a distinguished group of voices: Seth Michelson , poet and professor at Washington and Lee University, whose decades of work in immigration spaces inform his latest book, Hop
Staunton Books & Tea
Nov 156 min read


More Than Fantasy: Books That Refocused My World (Plus One Surprising Non-Fiction Gem)
On August 14, 2025, we will meet at Staunton Books & Tea for the Local Author Book Signing: Unstoppable by H M DuVal to talk about the...
Staunton Books & Tea
Aug 133 min read


A Haphazard Aspirant's Reading List
Johan is the special guest at our June 2025 International Books Club . We will discuss TheSafekeep by Yael van der Wouden, and you want...

Johan Westenburg
Jun 154 min read


“Any Word You Like Will Fit Its Description”: A Wildly Personal Book List
Aidan will lead our discussion at a one-time Shakespeare Book Club: The Winter's Tale, which we will host at Staunton Books & Tea on May...
Staunton Books & Tea
May 185 min read


Understanding Asia One Novel at a Time
Clifford is the special guest at our February International Book Club , giving us a perspective on The Vegetarian by Han Kang. All books...

Clifford Garstang
Jan 48 min read


Literary Journeys Across Latin America
Carrie will be a special guest at our December International Book Club , giving us a good perspective on the One Hundred Years of...

Carrie Muntean
Nov 17, 202411 min read


Freedom to Read: Exploring Russian Stories. A Bookseller’s Picks
“Readers are born free and ought to remain free.” - Vladimir Nabokov, Lectures on Russian Literature This...

Julia Sabin
Nov 3, 20247 min read
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