IN-PERSON BOOK DISCUSSION IN NEW YORK ON MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026
For our New York Metro Area members, our next in-person book discussion will held on Monday, May 18, 2026 at a restaurant in midtown Manhattan (specific location to be announced – suggestions for suitable locations are welcome).
We will be discussing the Nero Wolfe collection Trouble in Triplicate (1949), comprising the novellas “Before I Die,” “Help Wanted, Male,” and “Instead of Evidence.”
Prepayment is not necessary, but if you plan to attend, please let us know by e-mailing werowance -at- nerowolfe.org so we can give the restaurant a headcount. We hope to see many of you there!
UPCOMING VIRTUAL BOOK DISCUSSION ON TUESDAY, MAY 19, 2026
The Wolfe Pack also continues to hold bimonthly online book discussions via Zoom. The next one will be held on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, beginning at 7:30 pm Eastern Time. We will be discussing the Nero Wolfe novel Too Many Clients (1960).
These online book discussions are open to paid Wolfe Pack members only. There is no fee, but advance registration is required, and the number of attendees is limited. If you are a Wolfe Pack member, you should be receiving our monthly newsletters with details and registration information for book discussions and other events. If you haven’t received a newsletter recently, please e-mail werowance -at- nerowolfe.org
WOLFE PACK MEMBERSHIP
For more enjoyment of the works of Rex Stout, join the Wolfe Pack or renew your membership by sending a check or using PayPal. (Paypal allows you to select which credit card to use with your Purchase.) Membership costs just $40.00 for two years and includes four issues of our journal, The Gazette and newsletters of upcoming events and Wolfean news.
INTERVIEWS
Rex Stout on Dick Cavett Show
(September 2, 1969
Michael Bourne’s Interview with Rex Stout
(out of print, no longer available for purchase)
Rex Stout Interviews John le Carre
LATEST NERO WOLFE PASTICHE
THE MISADVENTURES OF NERO WOLFE:
PARODIES AND PASTICHES FEATURING THE GREAT DETECTIVE OF WEST 35TH STREET
EDITED BY JOSH PACHTER
SOLDIERS OF THE PEN: THE WRITERS’ WAR BOARD IN WORLD WAR II
BY THOMAS HOWELL
The little-known story of the WW II efforts of The Writers’ War Board and its president, Rex Stout.
