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[close] Welcome to Nonfiction Reading - Only the Best ... a group dedicated to discovering, discussing and sharing the best nonfiction books in a given subject. All areas of nonfiction are open here ... especially general nonfiction, history, biography, economics, politics, journalism, science and technology, nature, health and medicine, country/regional writing, religion and more ... For Authors and Others: This is not a group for you to use to promote your book or other products. Failure to adhere to this will result in automatic removal from the group.

[close] The Green group is about living in a sustainable manner--how human activity affects the environment and how a changing climate/environment affects how humans live their lives. Are we making good decisions on a personal level? business level? policy level? Discuss! We read fiction and non-fiction that explore these concerns.

[close] "Anunnaki funs" A thrilling science fiction tale is taken from my unpublished novel with the same title to immerse the reader in the fascinating realm of science fiction; I wanted to share it with them. Few authors have written about this subject, particularly in the field of novels and stories, and its events make for a fantastic cinematic film that greatly enhances this field's enjoyment and knowledge.

[close] Gutenberg Camacho is a contemporary writer and poet whose work freely moves between philosophical reflection, scientific exploration, and human introspection. This group is dedicated to readers who are interested in contemporary poetry, deep thinking, and discussions about the nature of existence. Members are welcome to read, discuss, and analyze poetic works while exploring ideas related to the universe, human psychology, and philosophy. It is a space for thoughtful dialogue, literary interpretation, and creative exchange. The goal of this group is to build a community of readers and thinkers who enjoy engaging with literature, science, philosophy, and imagination. This group also welcomes discussions about works such as POEMAS (LMentus) and other related literary projects.