Adventures

[close] The BUGGLEPUFF BOOK CLUB is for kids, families and the young at heart to share the old and new classics; adventure, fantasy fiction and magical literary sparkles from books which will inspire, delight and amuse readers young and old. Share your love and passion for the written word like an exploding Van Gogh canvas with award winning author CL Bennett.

[close] WIN the audio version of The Death of Dulgath on signed CDs This group is for Michael J. Sullivan's epic fantasy - The Riyria Revelations. It is used to keep readers upto date on new releases, author appearances, and the like. Readers are welcome to post questions for the author as well as share their opinions with other readers. The Riyria Revelations consists of 6 books that have been released two different ways: Their original self-published versions are: The Crown Conspiracy (Oct 2008) Avempartha (April 2009) Nyphron Rising (October 2009) The Emerald Storm (April 2010) Wintertide (October 2010) Percepliquis (January 2012) The above books are now out of print and available only in print through used booksellers. But the series is still available through Orbit, who re-released it as three, two-book omnibus versions. Theft of Swords (Nov 2011) Rise of Empire (Dec 2011) Heir of Novron (Jan 2012)

[close] "Books and Literary Spaces" is a group that reads fiction books about books, libraries, bookshops, wordsmiths, and book publishing; all things about books, writers of books, and spaces that produce, and house books. These books are focused upon characters that discuss other literature and contains themes and settings revolving around bookshops, bookstores, libraries, authors, and publication. This fictional genre provides a unique view into the world of literature, librarians, writers, the field of publishing, and the literary spaces that influence readers and writers as they interact with literary text and spaces.

[close] Hello! Welcome to a local book group! I wanted to create a group in my area where members could meet fellow JPers that love books! Depending on if anyone has any interest, we can organize meetings in town (JP Licks, Ula cafe or picnic in the arboretum anyone?) or simply discuss online. I am not big on "book clubs" mostly because I have a pretty rigorous "to be read" list and don't like to stray far from it (so many books, so little time you know!). I do not want to force anyone to read anything they aren't interested in. That said, I would LOVE to discuss books that I happened to be reading or that I am planning on reading with people who have shown similar interest those books. I am picturing fellow members checking out one another's TBR lists and seeing if there are any books in common! That way, we can all be sure to be reading something we had an initial interest in. Also, I want to meet new friends in J.P. and go on adventures! :) Obviously... that goes without saying.