Wet Dreams Book Club: A Great Start to a New Season

Here's What you Missed

On November 3rd, we kicked off a new season of the Wet Dreams Book Club with nine river enthusiasts joining us! It was a great mix of familiar faces from last year and several new folks, making for an enthusiastic and engaging evening. 

We started by introducing ourselves, catching up on everyone's summer river adventures, and tossing around ideas for our next read. After discussing several book options, we landed on 30 Days Below the Rim by Jon Fuller as our next book club selection.

One thing we wanted to emphasize is that the book club is about more than just reading books. It's an opportunity to connect with others in the river community, share stories, discover new reads, and spend time with people who share a love for rivers and adventure. And while reading the book is certainly encouraged, it's absolutely not required. You're welcome to join us whether you've finished every page or simply want to be part of the conversation!

We also talked about a few opportunities to get together outside of our regular meetings. The John Wesley Powell River History Museum has a film festival coming up March 19–20, and there was interest in getting a group together to attend.

What's Next?

We agreed that the first Tuesday of each month would be a good regular meeting time. Our next gathering will be Tuesday, December 1st, at 5:00 p.m. at Wet Dreams River Supply (739 3rd Ave., Unit B). Our next book selection, 30 Days Below the Rim by Jon Fuller, is on its way to those who requested a copy, and we're looking forward to diving into it together.

We also reached out to Jon, the author about joining us for the next meeting. He'd love to come, but it looks like December 8th might be a better option, so we're checking with the group to see if that date works before confirming.

A big thank-you to everyone who came out for our first gathering! The enthusiasm, conversation, and interest in building connections within the river community made for a wonderful start. We're looking forward to seeing where this book club goes and welcoming even more river folks along the way.

Haven't joined us yet? You're always welcome! You don't need to have read the book or even have a copy. Just come ready to connect, share stories, and enjoy some good river conversation.