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[close] A place to discuss all the unique aspects of Deaf culture as highlighted in the thriller Silent Fear (A novel inspired by true crimes) by Lance & James Morcan. This group can also be an intersection of sorts where Deaf and hearing people can engage and learn from each other.

[close] The book club for those who like to expand their reading tastes beyond the current fads and aims to introduce readers to great cult and obscure authors from a wide variety of genres from social satire to Bizzaro fiction and maybe even a few which will that make you stop and say "What the f is wrong with this person?". Featuring books by authors like Bret Easton Ellis, Chuck Palahunik, Katherine Dunne, Edward Bunker, Charles Bukowski and more. The hope is that this group will help build on what was started by the "WTF?" group on "Good Reads" and help introduce those of you whose reading consists of more than what's currently in the top 20 list, find some new authors and read books you might not have heard of.

[close] So, Tim Ferries book club. We can talk about the books We can talk about action steps We can talk about fail points. We could meet up and drink wine We could not meet up yet still drink wine We like wine

[close] U-argu is a group where members debate topics all across the board. This is the perfect opportunity for you to have your say about an existing or chosen topic. It is specifically designed to encourage debating topics that challenge the status quo. Your chosen debate or book can cover politics, religion, science, socio-economics, history, cults, the esoteric arts, astrotheology and/or any topic which creates good debate.