Meet new friends and share your love of reading and books. Each month the group will select a book to read for the next month's meeting at the shop.

The Atlanta Comic Book Discussion Group is just what it sounds like- a place to talk about all of the great things going on in the world of comics! Whether you're a fan of DC, Marvel, or any other publisher, we are happy to talk about why you love the books and characters you read about. Become a member of the group and join the discussion!

I am carrying this group over from New York, where up to 6 people submit. Welcome writers, one and all! ATTENTION: I AM MODIFYING THE NATURE OF THIS GROUP. IT WILL CONTINUE TO RUN EVERY MONTH FOR NOVELS BUT IT WILL ALSO RUN CONCURRENTLY ONCE A MONTH AS A SCREENWRITING MEETING. SCREENWRITER MEETUP GUIDELINES; Unlike other Screenwriter/Script groups I've attended, I will run this like I ran it in NY. Each month, you will submit an act of your script. So, if you have a finished script, you will s …

While we love to read and talk about what we read, we tend to find ourselves stuck in a bit of a rut. This group is designed to tickle our literary tastebuds with a range of other genres. Open to anyone who's interested, we invite members to suggest and vote on reads and hopefully discover some new favorites along the way.

This group will promote the understanding of Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism. It is open to those who know nothing about Rand but are curious and to those who are already living the Objectivist lifestyle. Ayn Rand is most famous for her best selling novels The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged but she also wrote very inspiring non-fiction. Her philosophy has been detailed by Dr. Leonard Peikoff in his book, Objectivism, the Philosophy of Ayn Rand. Mission statement of the Ayn Rand Fan Club of …

I've always wished that I majored in Women's Studies, but I figure this group will help me (us) become more familiar with feminist theory/literature. This is a group that reads feminist works of all kinds and then has lively discussions about them. Feel free to suggest books that you'd like to read. We meet at 6:30pm on the first Friday of the month at the Panera Bread on Lawrenceville-Suwanee (911 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd).   We have a facebook group at gwinnettfeministreaders@groups.facebook.c …

Women are the creators and leaders of all things great. To fuel our creativity, we read to be inspired and to reinvent ourselves, to gain new insights and meet like-minded women who want to be engaged with others in the community. We read, we discuss, we laugh and sometimes cry because we are moved and drawn to all things great.

This group is for the "Nerdy Black Woman" who enjoys reading cerebral nonfiction and fiction books. It's for the thinker that seeks out books to challenge her worldview, broaden her horizons, teach her bittersweet lessons on the deeper meaning of life, and answer many of her existential questions. These will be books that span across all disciplines (e.g., History, Science, Politics, Psychology, Human Behavior, etc). Poorly written and poorly conceptualized books (i.e., street lit, hood novels, …

This is a group for anyone interested in comic books. It is a monthly discussion to learn what other people are reading and meet other comic enthusiasts. It is open to all readers, the superhero die-hards to the small press fanatics.

I want to form a book club for women in the Perimeter area (Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Sandy Springs) who are in their 30s and 40s. Each month one person from the group will choose a book and we will meet on a monthly basis at an area restaurant to discuss it. If you love reading books and dining out, and if this type of group sounds interesting to you, please contact me at kristinrweber@yahoo.com. I am going to limit the size of the group to around 12 - 15 ladies, so join fast!

By day we're teachers, doctors, assistants, entrepreneurs and stay-at-home moms. By night we devour romance novels and dream of writing our own. From the sweet and innocent to the hot and spicy, we love our romances, our authors, and the worlds they create. We inhale romance novels like others inhale ice cream. Sometimes we do both. At the same time. We're writers and aspiring writers. We write short stories, blog posts, novels and letters. We're published, indie-published, self-published and n …

This is a group for avid readers or those who would like to make reading part of their life. This book club focuses on books by authors from Africa.

We are a African American book club that has been around since 2008. We are more than your average book club we are a social book club, meaning we are first and foremost a book club but we enjoy our sisterhood/bonding time with things like our annual trip, family day, christmas party, commiunity service and other social events. We are a fun group of ladies and we each offer something different and we are looking for other great ladies to add to our special blend of chocolate.

For those of us who love to read the Young Adult genre and want to spend it with others and rant and rave or maybe even complain about the books we are reading or want to read. Age 20+. We are a group looking for the older lovers of this genre. As exciting as it sounds to sit around with a bunch of high school students or younger to talk about these books...I'm kidding. These books are a guilty pleasure for us for whatever reason. Whether we are getting lost in Jennifer Armentrout's cover models …

Dinner with a twist… “You know that scene in the deli from the movie When Harry Met Sally? That’s what I feel about food when it’s really good.” This quote, from Malcolm Gladwell’s novel Blink, is from a woman who is a professional food taster. How’s that for a dream job?! If you’re like me – single, 40+ and you enjoy cooking, learning and reading about food as much as you do eating it, then pull up a seat and join us at the dinner table, in the classroom, a book discussion - or anywhere else ou …