Books deserve more than a quick read.
Greg’s Book Club exists for readers who want to slow down, go deeper, and actually remember what they read.
THE PHILOSOPHY
Most of us read. Few of us really engage.
There’s a difference between finishing a book and understanding it.
Each guide is the result of close reading, research, and careful distillation. Not a summary, but a companion. The goal isn't to tell you what to think. It's to help you see more clearly, ask better questions, and stay with a book long after you've closed it.
ABOUT GREG
Greg Changnon
Greg Changnon has facilitated conversations on reading and books for over twenty-five years, including many author interviews (Judy Blume, Jonathan Safran Foer, Alice Hoffman, Nicole Krauss, Lawrence Wright, Rachel Kadish, Kristen Hannah and others). He also taught literature and creative writing at Atlanta’s Paideia School and wrote the Reading Room column for the Book Section of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, where he also contributed features and reviews. His fiction has appeared in the North American Review, Scribner’s Best of the Fiction Workshops and Best New American Voices. His story “How the Nurse Feels,” about a high school production of Romeo and Juliet, was adapted as a musical by the California Conservatory of the Arts and was developed through the ASCAP Foundation/Disney Musical Theatre Workshop. Currently, Greg leads the highly popular book club at Virginia Highland Books in Atlanta, Georgia.
Greg is available for speaking engagements, podcast appearances, and private book club facilitation. For inquiries, contact us at info@gregsbookclub.com.