Madness

[close] 💥 Attention, new victims members! Please report to the Check yoself before you wreckyoself thread and introduce your little selves at once! We will might kick you out if you don't! Hello and welcome to our haven of accepted insanity. The group started as a Fever series buddy read and then grew into its own special brand of monster. This is one of the few places that you can let your freak flag fly and get no judgement from anybody. Jump in on buddy reads and conversations, pretty much anything goes. We hate adulting, but we read ADULT books. Mention anything fluffy/romance-ish or YA and there’s a slight chance Sarah will unleash her murderous shrimp army on you. Cursing is totally fine. Awkwardness is encouraged. Welcome All and stuff! ➽ Supposedly Useful links: ➘ The Scrumpalicious MacHalo Buddy Reading Calendar. Want to add it to your personal Google calendar? Click here for instructions and stuff. ➘ The MacHalo Discord Server: click here to join! ➽ The MacHalos read (sometimes), but they love music, too, and have a bunch of collaborative playlists on Spotify to prove it: · The Regular Playlist (well as regular as a MacHalo playlist can be, anyway) · The 80s Playlist · The Everything But English Playlist · The Chill It Out Playlist ⚠️ Membership requests by users with private profiles and/or authors will not be accepted. Sorry and stuff.

[close] This group is for those of us with a fascination for sickness, madness, and transgressions in our reading. We will be focusing on female protagonists however male protagonist stories are welcome such as one flew over the cuckoo's nest or hamlet.

[close] You live in London and have just returned from the Rutledge Asylum. You have been trying to escape your madness, but it eventually catches up to you. You fall down a hole/portal in the ground and black out. When you wake up, you're in Wonderland. Which world in Wonderland are you in? Find out and join the madness...

[close] Reading books by and about women, historically and contemporarily, who have been termed 'mad' in some way. Our bookshelf will consist of real and fictional accounts and studies.