Contemporary

[close] For those attempting the crazy feat of reading all 1001 books! For discerning bibliophiles and readers who enjoy unforgettable classic literature, 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die is a trove of reviews covering a century of memorable writing. Each work of literature featured here is a seminal work key to understanding and appreciating the written word.The featured works have been handpicked by a team of international critics and literary luminaries, including Derek Attridge (world expert on James Joyce), Cedric Watts (renowned authority on Joseph Conrad and Graham Greene), Laura Marcus (noted Virginia Woolf expert), and David Mariott (poet and expert on African-American literature), among some twenty others. (From Amazon.com)

[close] Welcome to the Procrastinators!! Do you have a book or series you always wanted to read but never got around to it? Were you procrastinating it because it was a big time commitment? Mixed reviews? A genre you barely read? Life in general got in the way? Well, this is the group for you! Join us for group reads, games, challenges, and a place for fellow procrastinators to talk. ✧ CHAT & INTRODUCE YOURSELF! ✧ HAVE FUN! ✧ STAY UPDATED! ✧ JOIN OUR DISCORD SERVER ↢ Something to help with your Procrastinating: ✧ MONTHLY READATHONS ✧ GROUP READS ✧ BUDDY READS ✧ TACKLE THAT TBR ✧ PROCRASTINATOR BUZZREADS ✧ READING CHALLENGES ✧ GET ME OUT OF MY SLUMP ❤︎ from the Procrastinator Mods

[close] Welcome to Shelf Control: the book club! 📖💐💛 This club is run by Grace & Jo and is for Ydubs students only.

[close] Publishing is rich with hidden gems and diamonds in the rough that belong to self-published, indie, and otherwise underappreciated authors. Our focus is recommending little-known authors we're fans of and building a community amongst members who invest in this group. We support our own - readers and authors alike. Fringe Fiction is devoted to those who admire self-published works and want an outlet to discuss under-the-radar books with readers eager to discover fresh talent by obscure authors. Indie aficionados who welcome such recommendations and are enthusiastic about giving them are encouraged to let members know what they might be overlooking in the lesser-known corners of publishing. The authors mentioned in Fringe Fiction won’t be household names and their books aren’t New York Times bestsellers but each of them has fans, a few of them followings and all could use extra word-of-mouth. If you ever read a great book you felt deserved more attention or wished an unknown author all the success in the world, then consider contributing here. Book discussions and recommendations are the purposes of this group; however, self-published/small press authors will have spaces and opportunities to make themselves known to other members. We’re all supportive fans – both existing and potential – so treat the avid readers of Fringe Fiction with the utmost respect and they’ll consider your work with similar courtesy. To those still reading and like-minded - welcome to the Fringe!