Psychological Fiction

[close] This is a group discussion for February 3, 2014 to discuss Tracy Shawn's debut novel, "The Grace of Crows." A story about how an anxiety-ridden woman finds happiness through the most unexpected of ways and people, "The Grace of Crows" is a journey of strength and hope.

[close] A Nottingham based reading group that has a passion for all kinds of 'Weird' fiction, whether it's modernist, fantastical, psychological (or psychoanalytical), magic-realist, particularly innovative, or just a bit off the wall somehow. We are also interested in looking at a diverse range of authors, of any language, nationality, or gender. Essentially, the name 'Weird Lit' is meant as a broad catch-all that is both broad, productive, and stimulating.

[close] Hi everyone! After two years where I couldn't read as much as I'd like to, I decided to reinvigorate my love for reading by reading the best selling book of each year from 1930 to 2017, according to this article that analyzed data from the New York Times bestseller list: http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/entertainment/g3656/most-popular-book-year-you-were-born/?thumbnails If any of you want to join me on this challenge, feel free to! This is a space where we can discuss the books.

[close] The town of Thorpes is in remote area, cut off from the rest of the world. Originally a psychological test gone wrong, the town is unlike any other. They self-govern, and their laws are very different from the ones we have come to known.