LITERATURE

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Creative Writing
This is a well-established, relaxed class that always like to encourage new members to join us. Meetings are held on Monday mornings at the Harrow Arts Centre. You can choose any medium you like - the way you express yourself is up to you:  personal reminiscences, articles, poetry, short stories, arts reviews... It doesn't matter what it is, just get writing. Feel free to write as much or as little as you want. Even if you've never tried it before, you'll find the more you write, the easier it gets and the better you'll become. You'll find it enjoyable and inspiring. Currently classes are held alternately at HAC and on Zoom.
Group Leader - Dinah

Literary Discussion Group 1
This group meets fortnightly on Wednesday mornings from 10.30 to 12 at a member's home. We choose books following a theme chosen by consensus - historical, genre, gender, geography etc . Members take turns to present a book, if willing, with much support from the others. Each book usually covers two sessions.
We have no leader but are a self supporting group. Come and try us.
Group Leader - Anne

Literary Discussion 2
We are a small group which currently meets fortnightly on Zoom, with occasional meetings in person. We read classic novels for enjoyment, and we analyse them and find parallels in our lives today. In recent years we have studied The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton and  Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. We are currently reading Northanger Abbey, the first novel Jane Austen wrote, and we will follow it with Persuasion, her final book.  New members are very welcome.
Group Leaders: Alison

Middlebrow Book Club 1
Meets once a month in Pinner on a Thursday afternoon.
Group Leader - Helen 

Virgil, Aeneid Reading Group
This is a new group for those interested in reading The Aeneid in translation, the epic poem written by the Roman poet Virgil. The group will meet fortnightly on Friday mornings at 10am in the leader's home in Pinner.
Group Leader - Christine