Genderqueer

[close] Connect ~ Create ~ Community Red Tent Australia is a volunteer run non-profit Social Enterprise Organisation with the aim to connect, collaborate and create a community of strong and educated women in supportive and nurturing environments. We establish community networks and support between women by hosting local, low cost or free gatherings and events in 'Red Tents', where anyone identifying as female is welcomed, heard and accepted as part of the community. With over 30 Red Tents in operation throughout Queensland, New South Wales, and the Northern Territory, it is our hope to open Red Tents Australia-wide so that all women can experience a sense of belonging, sisterhood and to return to a greater connection with their own innate wisdom

[close] A monthly bookclub for discussing, dissecting and appreciating queer erotica and literature, from highbrow novels to trashy romance. Note that as there is a lack of diversity in a lot of queer smut, we're happy to do book selections that may be queer-related but not smutty, and/or smutty but not queer (but at least diversely perverse). Happy reading! Header image via 'Fuck Yeah Queer Porn!'.

[close] This is a safe space for LGBTQ+ writers, readers, and allies to come together and support one another through the grueling and rewarding journey that is the author life! Use this group to find free beta readers for your unpublished LGBTQ+ book babies. If you're able to return the favor, please do! :) This is not a group for approaching authors with paid services.

[close] This is a social club; we meet every week, but only talk about one book per month. We do a variety of things in this group, including chatting about what books we’re reading, discussing trans artists and issues, reading each other LGBTQIA-friendly picture books, and even chatting about shoes! On the last Tuesday of the month, we discuss our monthly discussion book. Our discussion book is a book for trans/gender-diverse people, about trans/gender-diverse people, and/or by trans/gender-diverse people. Reading the discussion book is not required.