TUESDAY, August 11th at 7 PM: More from GO SET A WATCHMAN

We are glad to report that Miss Trolley is feeling much better this week, and she is prepared to share one more set of selections from the published works of Harper Lee.

Once again, side-by-side, Trolley shares similarly themed passages from both GO SET A WATCHMAN and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. This week's theme: Revival Meetings, as the adult Scout attends one, and young Scout accompanies Calpurnia to church.

Presented live in voice.

TUESDAY, August 4th at 7 PM: Selections from GO SET A WATCHMAN

Trolley Trollop shares one more set of selections from the published works of Harper Lee.

Once again, side-by-side, Trolley shares similarly themed passages from both GO SET A WATCHMAN and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. This week's theme: A Revival Meeting, and Scout accompanying Calpurnia to church as a little girl.

Presented live in voice.

TUESDAY, July 28th at 7 PM:More Selections from GO SET A WATCHMAN

GO SET A WATCHMAN follows an adult Scout Finch who travels from New York to Maycomb, Alabama, to visit her father, Atticus Finch, 20 years after the events of "To Kill a Mockingbird." According to the publisher, Scout "is forced to grapple with issues both personal and political as she tries to understand her father's attitude toward society and her own feelings about the place where she was born and spent her childhood."

Tonight: Scout experiences her first romance, and we get to find out why she enigmatically refers to herself as looking like" a bowling pin in the poofy white dress "when preparing for a local dance.  She takes steps to in preparation for this important social event - come join us to find out what happens.

Harper Lee's 1960 novel "To Kill A Mockingbird" is one of the great American literary works of the 20thC. This month, 55 years after her original work was released, GO SET A WATCHMAN has been published to an eager reading public.

Trolley Trollop, live in voice.

TUESDAY, July 21st at 7:00pm: Side-by-Side with Harper Lee's GO SET A WATCHMAN

It is years after the incidents of To Kill A Mockingbird and Jean Louise Finch ("Scout") has returned to her home town of Maycomb.  Her Aunt Alexandra has decided to re-introduce her into Maycomb society with a "Coffee."  The young adult Scout is challenged by what she has already learned about being a "southern lady" and what she might wish to forget.

Trolley Trollop reads from Harper Lee's recently released second published work 55 years, written before her Pulitzer Prize-winner, and reads side-by-side comparisons of similar scenes from each book: Go Set a Watchman & To Kill A Mockingbird.

Presented live in voice.