Each week, you can take a copy of a short story right by the parking lot entrance to Darien Library, read it and, if you want, talk about it with others Tuesdays at 3 p.m. in a group discussion led by Carroll Stenson.
This week’s short story: “Woolen Drawers” by William March
Short Stories for Summer Days; discussion at 3 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 11
The library website describes the program:
Our popular discussion series continues with a line-up of stories especially selected to offer insight into the human condition and provoke thoughtful conversation. Please join us and share with other short story enthusiasts.
Stories are available for pickup the week before each meeting.