Step into the post-World War I world of The Lost Generation, where writers like Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Gertrude Stein sought meaning amid the chaos of the 1920s. This engaging program explores their lives as expatriates in Paris, their groundbreaking works, and their lasting influence on modern literature. Discover their social circles, famous cafes, and personal struggles in a rapidly changing world. Featuring seminar-style lectures, interactive discussions, trivia, and live readings, participants will enjoy a dynamic and immersive experience. Join Lauren Radick, a passionate literature instructor, for thought-provoking conversation and lively exploration of these iconic authors. Enrollment is limited to foster discussion and engagement in this unforgettable literary journey.

Lauren Radick is a dedicated literature instructor known for her engaging course The Life and Times of Literary Favorites. With a strong background in education and a passion for storytelling, she inspires lifelong learners to connect deeply with classic and contemporary works of literature.

“She was articulate, informative and engaging.” OLLI Patron