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[close] Launching on the 50th anniversary of LGBTQ+ Pride (June 28, 2020), District Deviants is a new DCLA book club dedicated to reading about LGBTQ+ history, culture, and fiction. Moderated by Meg Metcalf, DCLA President 2020-1 and Women's, Gender, and LGBTQ+ Studies Librarian.

[close] This is a group for Atlanta's LGBTQ+ folks and allies to read queer books and books by queer authors and talk about them! We meet once a month and sometimes go on fun LGBTQ+ outings together. We meet at Charis Books & More on the last Saturday of the month! This is a running list of books we have read in the bookclub and recommendations from you all! Bookshelves: To-Read: Your book recommendations (a place for you all to keep a list of book ideas Currently Reading: The book we are reading each month Read: The list of books we have read in months past Our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ATLLGBTQBookClub Our Meet-up: https://www.meetup.com/ATL-LGBTQ-Book-Club/?fbclid=IwAR2g230jFYwi6lCW4C53OdAN0XDjnT4843fZ8ClOZNFF3SpSNvbxWXCom4A

[close] ¡Hola! Tengo ganas de formar un club de lectura virtual donde nos especialicemos en libros con personajes/temáticas/autores del colectivo LGBTIQ+. Podemos elegir un libro al mes y luego discutirlo ¿Qué les parece? También esto puede incluir literatura moderna o contemporánea. Es fundamental darle visibilidad a estas historias y apoyar a estos creadores. ¿A quién le gustaría unirse? :) :)

[close] We're a new group building a reliable bookshelf-database of Crime Fiction, Indie Fiction, Science Fiction, Erotica, Poetry, and all other books that MENTION and REVEL in cursing, sex, criminal activities of all kinds, violence, dubious sexual consent, and other adult themes that go with the theme of the book we're reading without ZERO warnings. The term "trigger" is a bad word in this group. After all, we're fucking ADULTS. We're inspired by authors like Charles Bukowski and Donald Goines who lived their pain through their very real uncensored works, who would have never had a chance to express themselves alongside others had all this political correct bullshit had of existed in their time. We reserve every author has a right to freedom of speech and expression, under the moniker that every author has a right to tell the story they want to tell and defend their right to tell it even if we DO NOT AGREE WITH IT. We do not pass judgement as long as they are being true to their character. So yes, if you're a Klansman or a Black Panther writing a doctrine of racial purity we MIGHT NOT AGREE WITH IT but we will put it in a special section for those who DO. And if that is too much for adult readers to grasp then they need to see themselves to the Dr. Seuss section. This is a thread for grown folks that aren't outraged every time uncomfortable themes scares them in their little corner of the earth. Join our long term project by sharing your recent reads in our monthly chat. Once a month we update the bookshelf database but recommendations are welcome everyday of the year!