Cross Genre

[close] A place for literary do-gooders to find their niche market Join this group if, like me, you're always on the lookout for good books with inherent wisdom and positive morals, such as those that explore literary or spiritual themes within the context of fantasy. We'll be discussing such books we've read or written, as well as the philosophical concepts or ethical principles behind works of this kind. Anyone who is likewise homeschooled, vegetarian, Canadian, self-published, a young authoress, or an unclassified theist independent of established religions, is also welcome!

[close] This is a group for teachers, students, and anyone using A Writer's Craft: Multi-genre Creative Writing by Kendall Dunkelberg, including teaching strategies for introductory creative writing instruction, exercises and writing prompts, and advice on pursuing creative writing.

[close] Books often cross genres and this group is for readers who do too. The goal is to get a broad array of perspectives on various works. So, if you're a Young Adult reader who likes Science Fiction, or a Biography reader who likes Mystery, this book club is for you. Each month, a new book will be selected and discussion will be initiated.

[close] The aim of this group is to identify and discuss exceptional works of original critical thought similar to those of Susan Sontag and the thinkers who inspired her (e.g. Barthes, Benjamin, etc).