Most Read This Week In Cities

[close] This is a book group for all members of the New Urbanist Memes for Transit-Oriented Teens Facebook group. It stems from a discussion on the best urban and transit literature, and will act as a space for discourse on all things Urban.

[close] This is a group for fans of Manchester based independent press, Comma Press, who is a specialist on the short story from the UK and beyond. You can discuss your favourite Comma authors, translations, anthologies and single author collections, as well as anything Comma related, like our events and short story courses. http://www.commapress.co.uk @commapress

[close] A book club for people to read about getting more people cycling, improving our streets and making nicer places to live. We'll pick a new book to read every couple of months, suggestions welcome. Photo credit: Mark Treasure https://twitter.com/AsEasyAsRiding/status/799600755024035840

[close] Recently, I was introduced to Darren Shan's Cirque Du Freak (Saga of Darren Shan) Series...and within a week, I had finished all 12 books of the breathtaking, shocking, gripping, and moving series. This saga makes you feel as though you are with the characters. Soon after reading it, I moved on to the Demonata, than the Thin Executioner, and than the City Trilogy. Never have I ever been dissapointed by the author Darren Shan. He is somebody who adds so much plot and shocks and twists and information and surprises into a story, that you can't resist reading on. Darren Shan is most definitley one of my favorite authors of all time. And I KNOW i'm not alone, so if you LOVE Darren Shan, this is the group for you. :D