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[close] Epistolary writing is actually writing a story in the form of a series of documents - mostly letters, or journal entries, newspaper clippings, or in more recent times, blog posts, text messages, or emails. This book club is dedicated to reading epistolary novels. "There is something pleasantly, innocently voyeuristic about reading an epistolary novel. They give you the feeling of stumbling on a box of letters left in an attic, but there are no consequences or hurt feelings if you read them. Actually, the author prefers that you read them." BookRiot 8/24/16

[close] A group for those keeping or wanting to keep a journal about your reading such as keeping a record of the books you are currently reading,have read,the books you are wanting to read. Keeping a record of all the books you have bought/borrowing or loaning wether that is a hardcover,paperbook or E-book. You can have sections in your journal for reviews,favourite books/authors,favourite genre. Basically anything you need or want to record about reading you can in your journal. Please share any ideas you may haven ideas you have made and ideas you have found floating around the Internet . And discuss ideas,advice and encourage one another. For those who are new to the world Bullet Journals...Please google,pinterest and facebook 'Bullet Journals or Bujo'. I promise you won't be disappointed!!

[close] This group is for devotees of epistolary novels. Epistolary stories are told through a series of documents including letters, emails, diaries, blogs, etc. They can be fiction or nonfiction. Epistolary Bookmarks is a place for readers to share and discuss their favorite or current epistolary reads, ask questions, make recommendations, take polls, and more. While this is an adult group, book discussions, questions, and recommendations may also include epistolary works from other genre age groups including YA and Children's literature.