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[close] Welcome! This group is for both published and unpublished romance writers who are of Caribbean descent, live in the Caribbean, write Caribbean settings and/or characters, or who have a serious interest in the Caribbean. Traditionally published and indie published writers are welcome. The group is a place for writers to get help and support with resources, research, the writing process, publishing, feedback/critiques, marketing, etc. To join and get the most out of the group, please help and contribute. If you ask a question, answer somebody else’s, if you want your work critiqued then critique someone else’s work, if you want to promote your work then help do the same for others. Please check out the Rules section for guidelines. Don't forget to subscribe to us by email, and thank you for stopping by!

[close] This book club is for queer women and their allies. We aim to give queer women of all backgrounds a space where they can discover, read, and discuss literature about queer woman in a fun and accepting environment.

[close] A curated book list that celebrates sapphic love through romantic-fiction with a new book added every month. https://sapphficbook.club

[close] Welcome to Hawthorn & Aster Readers — where indie romance blooms wild. We’re a cozy corner of Goodreads run by Hawthorn & Aster, a queer, woman-owned marketing and pre-publication studio for indie romance authors. This group is for readers, reviewers, and bookish creators who love discovering new voices in romance — from spicy paranormal adventures to soft contemporary slow burns and everything in between. Here, we: ✨ Chat about our current reads and favorite tropes 💌 Share ARC opportunities and review calls 🌸 Cheer on indie and self-published authors 🔥 Celebrate romance in all its diverse, messy, beautiful forms Whether you’re an ARC reader, an author we’ve worked with, or just someone who wants to gush about fated mates and found family, you’re welcome here. Grab a cup of tea (or wine, we don’t judge), pull up a chair, and make yourself at home.