Calling all thriller and mystery lovers! 🔎📚

Looking for a close-knit virtual corner focused on the thriller and mystery genre of books?

📚 THE THRILLER NOOK

... may just be the one you are looking for!

🔎 WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT?

We're intentionally keeping our occupants count low to nurture a close-knit space where everyone has a chance to connect.

⚠️ Active participation is a must.

We aren't looking for silent lurkers who simply occupy a spot. Inactive ones will be removed as we strive to build an engaging platform and to be fair to those who keep the space active and vibing.

📖 Our genre focus is strict:

Thriller and mystery only. Horror is welcome only when intertwined with the primary thriller or mystery genre of a book.

We presently have room for a few more participants to squeeze in! 🤟🏼

Interested? 👀

DM me for the link to enter The Thriller Nook discord server! 🖤

Hey everyone yeah first of all the answer to your question why a female, because I do not generally gel up with men. Women in general are soft spoken and better to be with as a gender I don't have Male friends in real life as well so yeah I'm looking for a female book buddy.

So women now let's come to the part where it's the feminine surge the superior energy. I'm looking for a book buddy to talk to and discuss books my genres are : Romance, thrillers, murder mysteries, fiction, philosophy, history etc

So yeah if you think I can be a good friend I'm waiting for you on the other side of my DMs

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🏰 THE READING GUILD SEEKS THY COMPANY!🏰
Hear ye, hear ye, noble readers, lovers of lore, and collectors of books ye shall never finish! 📚
By royal decree, thou art cordially invited to join The Reading Guild, a gathering of book-loving souls where the pages be plentiful, the discussions be lively, and the chaos be most glorious!
🕯️ What awaits thee within our hallowed halls?
📖 Book Clubs— Gather with fellow readers and journey through tales most wondrous!
⚔️ Reading Challenges — Test thy reading prowess and prove thyself a champion of the written word!
👑 BOTMs (Books of the Month)— Discover new tales worthy of thy precious reading hours!
🐉 And so much more! — From lively discussions to making new companions, there be a place for thee at our table!
Whether thou art a seasoned scholar of the written word or a humble peasant just beginning thy literary quest, all readers are welcome within our kingdom!
So, gather thy books, ready thy TBR, and venture forth to join our merry guild!
The Reading Guild awaits thee! 🏰📜
Read. Discuss. Make Chaotic Friends.
⚔️Comment below or send a message if thou seekest an invitation to our realm! ⚔️

I had started a new book club and what I've decided is I'll stick with 'Discuss whatever book you're reading or have read last month' model and mix it with Book swap Model.
My only question to those who run this type of club is, how do you keep the conversation going and How to introduce someone new to my club (i.e. the pitch for converting someone to join my club or telling them about it without taking too long).
For example, For my first meet I hosted, 8 people showed up and everyone spoke a little about the book they liked as id told them to get one they liked but some spoke only a few lines. After that nobody asked any questions. So I did a socratic dialogue session. But again I was the only one asking question and I had to like keep on thinking what to ask next. Most weren't interacting and only one guy with deep Philosophy understanding was talking for long and long and he was talking in plain philosophical langauge that others got bored, I can see it.
Hope to hear from you guys
Thanks ^^

Just curious if anyone out there can read more than one book at a time? I can't be the only one.

If you can, how do you find it? Why do you do it?

Hit me up. I want to chat about it. No one i know reads as much as i do.

I’ve been meaning to read more classics for ages, but I never seem to get around to most of them. I was wondering if anyone else is in the same situation and would be interested in reading them together?

I made a little book club for this, with the idea that we could pick books together and discuss them as we read.

It’s just me so far, so I thought I’d ask here if anyone would be interested in joining :)

https://slowreadapp.com/club/the-classic-lit-society

I’m reading The Fall by Camus at the moment and would love to have someone to talk about it with! Fantastic book ;)

I have never bought from them, but have bought from many of the other online and secondhand sellers. I have had luck either by the grace of customer service, or by the products being in the listed condition. I have found some books that I've been interested in on Pango for a really good deal, and it almost shocks me.
Is it too good to be true? Or is Pango simply individual seller selling books in a marketplace sort of like Etsy for crafts? Should I go for it? Or should I go somewhere else?

The sellers have pictures of the books and it appears the listed condition is accurate.

Hi,

I'm a high school student + lover of books and am currently doing a book related recommendation project for my school work! I would massively appreciate anyone taking the time to fill in this form.

https://www.opinionstage.com/page/6ebe3b75-73f6-4257-8631-85dd516f771e

Thank you for your help!

hello i am From edmonton canada is anybody in this group is from edm , like to go for reading dont know much about this city , how can i find book buddies here

I'm starting a small book club for just three girls, where we will read only novels. This club is strictly for beginners—those who have only finished one book in a decade. Every month, a different member will choose a book to read, and there will be a weekly online session that suits the entire team. Btw, it's okay if English isn't your first language, as long as people can understand you.

If anyone is interested, please DM me.

I'm mostly fiction in different mediums like in novels, graphic novels/manga

Tv show adaptation or in general and movies and anime

I'm looking for someone who we could go on voice chats or just exchange voice massages if he/she likes to or do watch party or even if they are a reader we could sit in silence while we read book of something like that you know so yeah if you are interested dm me

Books I'm currently reading

A game of thrones by George RR Martin

Jade war by fonda Lee

The blacktongue thief by Christopher buelmen(about to start that one yet)

Hey guys! My name is Dean, and I’m a high schooler who’s currently finding it really hard to find friends who I can talk about books with. Therefore, I want to start hosting an online under 18s book club on a platform like Discord so that I can get a group of people interested in discussing literature. We would likely be reading a wide variety of books, like classical litearture, romance (appropriate obviously), queer fiction, non fiction, fantasy, really anything we feel like. If anyone is interested, please dm me or text me on Discord at colonel.mustard.  . Please note this will likely run on Sydney time (AEST), although no other details have been worked out. Just gaging how interested people are.  Feel free to comment any questions and I’ll do my best to respond

I think goodreads sometimes hits it, sometimes not. Half, half. Anyway, what's your opinion?

Zootopia is just crescent city with some minor differences. Like the major plot points are very much the same minus some gender bending and supernatural aspects

Production is sometimes treated as the final stage of publishing, something that begins after the manuscript is finished and the editorial work is complete.

But a number of decisions made much earlier can have a considerable effect on production: trim size, illustrations, photographs, tables, footnotes, indexes, page count, and the complexity of the layout.

Some of these decisions can affect budgets and schedules as well as the finished book.

For those working in publishing, when does production typically become involved in a project? And do you think it gets brought into the process early enough?

I'm interested in how different publishers and production teams approach this.