Lack, Nicholas
Dr. Nicholas Lack has a background in psychology and statistics. He worked in quality assurance of medical care for the British NHS and the German health service. In 2014 he joined Rotary as part time maternal child health consultant for developmental cooperation with Africa. In 2021 he enrolled for English literature at the LMU after a lifelong passion for reading and literary text analysis in small groups. He currently runs the English C1 book club in Markt Schwaben with the VHS Grafing and is looking forward to the Book Club in Erding.
Do you like reading English? Are you interested in classical as well as contemporary novels? Would Roald Dahl “Short Stories”, Daniel Defoe “Robinson Crusoe”, Ernest Hemingway “The Old Man and the Sea” or Jane Campbell “Cat Brushing” appeal to you? How do you feel about interpreting a poem? Do you want to get more out of the book you are currently reading? Can you imagine discussing your impressions with others who have also read this book? Do you wish to exercise and improve your reading and speaking skills? If three or more of the above apply, then why not sign up for an adventure into the world of fiction? We buy our own books and meet once a week to read and discuss a novel or a short story. The texts are generally limited to around 200 pages and can be spread over several weeks to help you keep abreast with reading. The text for our first session is the novella “Small Things Like These” by Claire Keegan.
Do you like reading English? Are you interested in classical as well as contemporary novels? Would Roald Dahl “Short Stories”, Daniel Defoe “Robinson Crusoe”, Ernest Hemingway “The Old Man and the Sea” or Jane Campbell “Cat Brushing” appeal to you? How do you feel about interpreting a poem? Do you want to get more out of the book you are currently reading? Can you imagine discussing your impressions with others who have also read this book? Do you wish to exercise and improve your reading and speaking skills? If three or more of the above apply, then why not sign up for an adventure into the world of fiction? We buy our own books and meet once a week to read and discuss a novel or a short story. The texts are generally limited to around 200 pages and can be spread over several weeks to help you keep abreast with reading. The text for our first session is the novella “Small Things Like These” by Claire Keegan.