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Now In Session: BPP Book Club Talks 'Petropolis'

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From Anya Ulinich's painting Optimist.

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July 9, 2008

This month, the Bryant Park Project has been reading Petropolis, by Anya Ulinich. Now it's time to join the online discussion, moderated by Sarah Goodyear.

On our blog, join the BPP Book Club's online meeting.

 
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