In six weeks, we'll think together about the great theme of the journey as it has been told in myth, children's literature, a class novel, and science fiction. Four great texts: one anonymous story translated and interpreted for our time; one quest for a safe home by a band of rabbits; one artist's vision of the meaning of family; and a deeply troubling look at a possible future for humanity. The four books discussed:
Gligamesh in the translation by Herbert Mason
Watership Down by Richard Adams
To the Lighthouse by Virginia Wolf
Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke
Books are available in libraries, book stores, or the internet.)