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Houston Great Books
  • Home
  • About
  • Groups
    • Clear Lake Great Books
    • Cypress Creak
    • Finnegans Wake
    • Heights Great Books
    • Montrose Great Books
    • Monumental
    • Murder by the Month
    • Philosophy Cafe
    • Philosophical Realisms Group
    • Philosophy of Knowledge
    • Political Philosophy
    • Second Monday Medley
    • Short Story
    • Speculative Fiction
    • Woodlands Great Books
  • Calendar
  • Special Events
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    • Home
    • About
    • Groups
      • Clear Lake Great Books
      • Cypress Creak
      • Finnegans Wake
      • Heights Great Books
      • Montrose Great Books
      • Monumental
      • Murder by the Month
      • Philosophy Cafe
      • Philosophical Realisms Group
      • Philosophy of Knowledge
      • Political Philosophy
      • Second Monday Medley
      • Short Story
      • Speculative Fiction
      • Woodlands Great Books
    • Calendar
    • Special Events

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About the Houston Great Books Council

Membership & Donation

Houston Great Books is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Annual membership dues are $10 and help support area-wide events and other Council activities. Because of our nonprofit status, payments and contributions may be deductible for federal income tax purposes to the extent permitted by law.

You may donate or pay dues online with PayPal 

Or mail a check payable to Houston Great Books Council to:

Houston Great Books Council
P.O. Box 741
Houston, TX 77001

The Houston Great Books Council brings together local reading groups devoted to the serious reading and discussion of enduring works of literature, philosophy, history, and ideas. It seeks to make thoughtful engagement with great books accessible to anyone willing to read, reflect, and participate in sustained conversation. The Council supports discussion groups through publicity, information, leader training, the Shared Inquiry™ method, and area-wide events that foster fellowship among readers. Its aim is to deepen understanding through careful reading, open-ended questioning, and discussion among equals.

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