Everything We’ve Read

H OCTOBER 2026 · THIS MONTH Hamlet William Shakespeare “To be, or not to be. A Danish prince’s reckoning with revenge, doubt, and death. This month we’re reading Hamlet together — through the lens of the desire for revenge, inaction, and the limits of sanity. A tragedy from the age of chivalry that still asks us the same questions today: how much of it is thought, and how much is escape?” Details → B SEPTEMBER 2026 Babamın Yeri Annie Ernaux “A spare autobiography of class, language and distance, told through a father’s life.” Details → S AUGUST 2026 Sevme Sanatı Erich Fromm “An essay on love as an art to be learned, not merely a feeling one falls into.” Details → Y JULY 2026 Yabancı Albert Camus “The story of a man who pays the price for indifference and honesty in an absurd world.” Details → S JUNE 2026 Suç ve Ceza Fyodor Dostoyevski “A student lost in the labyrinth of conscience after committing a murder.” Details → D MAY 2026 Dönüşüm Franz Kafka “A man wakes as a giant insect and confronts his family, and himself.” Details → 1 APRIL 2026 1984 George Orwell “A dystopia where everything is watched and truth is rewritten by the state.” Details → N MARCH 2026 Norveç Ormanı Haruki Murakami “A wistful novel about loss, desire and coming of age, and the mark youth leaves on memory.” Details → İ FEBRUARY 2026 İnsanın Anlam Arayışı Viktor E. Frankl “A concentration camp survivor’s testimony on finding meaning even in the midst of suffering.” Details → Y JANUARY 2026 Yüzyıllık Yalnızlık Gabriel García Márquez “A legend told across seven generations of one family, considered the height of magical realism.” Details →