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[close] For orthodox Anglicans, to share/discuss fiction and non-fiction that arises from or impacts modern Anglican Christianity. Discussion/debate of topics is inevitable, but the point of this group is to share information/opinions on books relevant to modern orthodox Anglicanism. Some of these may, in fact, be long out of print; others, published last week.

[close] If you are on dA or have heard of dA, join our group!

[close] A place for readers and writers from / in Alabama to connect. • Post book events and signings in Alabama and surrounding states. • Share and discuss books, articles, poetry and publications from Alabama writers. • Share your writing and reviews with fellow literature lovers.

[close] Whether you have no idea what to read, have run out of books to read, want to read books of a specific type, want to read books of a non-specific type, or just bored because no one will listen to your ramblings about the books you've read, this book club will solve all those problems and more! (insert cheerful advertisement music here) You can join as many different book clubs as you like here, and you don't have to be an active member to participate in discussions. Anyone can leave, anyone can join, any book club, at any time. The rules are very relaxed (actually I don't think there are any) and you can suggest new things to add to the club at any time by contacting me. Each month a new book that's appropriate for your book club is picked. It is then discussed by the readers in the forums. Then the following month, another book is picked, and so on. Please note this is not a roleplay group!! It's for discussing, reviewing, recommending books, and socializing with others ONLY.