December Book Club: For the Fans by Nyla K.
Join Voices of Flat River Pride for our December Book Club discussion of For the Fans by Nyla K.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Readers Without Borders
Readers Without Borders is for the curious, the adventurous, and the happily undisciplined reader. Each month, we explore a different genre, encouraging members to pick a book that stretches their usual tastes and brings something new to the table. Bring your TBR, your current read, or the book you meant to finish: we're here to talk about what you discovered, what surprised you, and what you might try next. This is a low-pressure, high-curiosity club where no one has to read the same title, just share the experience of reading beyond the familiar. If you love variety, thoughtful conversation, and swapping recommendations with fellow literary explorers, Readers Without Borders is your passport.
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Textual Healing Book Club
Welcome to Textual Healing, the book club where we read romance without apology, from sweet to spicy, and everything (or everyone) deliciously in between. Romance is the highest-grossing genre in publishing for a reason: readers love big feelings, bold desire, and the absolute certainty of a happily-ever-after. We're here to burrow into all of it and live there. Each month, we read romance that ranges from tender slow burns to feral, page-gripping chaos (consensual, of course), and then gather to talk tropes, chemistry, characters, and the sheer joy of a genre that knows exactly what it's doing (and for whom). This is a space for laughing, blushing, debating, and celebrating stories that center pleasure, emotional payoff, and endings that deliver. If you love romance unapologetically or if you're romance-curious and ready to be converted, Textual Healing is your people. Come for the smut. Stay for the feelings.
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
January Book Club: The Spirit Bares Its Teeth by Andrew Joseph White
Start the year with The Spirit Bares Its Teeth, a gothic horror exploring identity, ghosts, and resilience. Join Voices of Flat River Pride for our January Book Club discussion of The Spirit Bares Its Teeth by Andrew Joseph White.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
November Book Club: Lavender House by Lev AC Rosen
Join Voices of Flat River Pride for our November Book Club discussion of Lavender House by Lev AC Rosen.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
This Book Club Is Banned
Stories that have been challenged or banned have sparked conversation and controversy across the country. At This Book Club Is Banned, we select our reading list from titles named on the American Library Association and PEN America lists of banned or challenged books, and explore them together in community. In recent years, attempts to censor or restrict access to books have surged. The American Library Association has documented thousands of book challenges each year, far more than in previous decades, targeting a wide range of voices and experiences. This club isn't just about reading; it's about understanding why certain stories provoke debate, recognizing the value of diverse perspectives, and celebrating the freedom to read openly and with curiosity. Whether you're passionate about literature, interested in social issues, or simply looking for lively discussion, join us as we read books that challenge and stories that matter.
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
This Book Club Is Banned
Stories that have been challenged or banned have sparked conversation and controversy across the country. At This Book Club Is Banned, we select our reading list from titles named on the American Library Association and PEN America lists of banned or challenged books, and explore them together in community. In recent years, attempts to censor or restrict access to books have surged. The American Library Association has documented thousands of book challenges each year, far more than in previous decades, targeting a wide range of voices and experiences. This club isn't just about reading; it's about understanding why certain stories provoke debate, recognizing the value of diverse perspectives, and celebrating the freedom to read openly and with curiosity. Whether you're passionate about literature, interested in social issues, or simply looking for lively discussion, join us as we read books that challenge and stories that matter.
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Safe Room Sunday
NEW ACHIEVEMENT: YOU HAVE FOUND THE SAFE ROOM! Congratulations, Crawler! You have survived another week in the meat grinder of existence. Now gather your party for a recurring discussion group inspired by Dungeon Crawler Carl. We won't be checking off individual books. Instead, we'll explore the bigger themes lurking throughout the series: survival, found family, capitalism run amok, moral dilemmas, questionable life choices, and the indomitable human spirit's frankly annoying refusal to die. No dungeon entry requirements. No minimum charisma score. Come ready to discuss, debate, and occasionally question your own humanity. Participation may improve your odds of survival.
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Textual Healing Book Club
Welcome to Textual Healing, the book club where we read romance without apology, from sweet to spicy, and everything (or everyone) deliciously in between. Romance is the highest-grossing genre in publishing for a reason: readers love big feelings, bold desire, and the absolute certainty of a happily-ever-after. We're here to burrow into all of it and live there. Each month, we read romance that ranges from tender slow burns to feral, page-gripping chaos (consensual, of course), and then gather to talk tropes, chemistry, characters, and the sheer joy of a genre that knows exactly what it's doing (and for whom). This is a space for laughing, blushing, debating, and celebrating stories that center pleasure, emotional payoff, and endings that deliver. If you love romance unapologetically or if you're romance-curious and ready to be converted, Textual Healing is your people. Come for the smut. Stay for the feelings.
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Safe Room Sunday
NEW ACHIEVEMENT: YOU HAVE FOUND THE SAFE ROOM! Congratulations, Crawler! You have survived another week in the meat grinder of existence. Now gather your party for a recurring discussion group inspired by Dungeon Crawler Carl. We won't be checking off individual books. Instead, we'll explore the bigger themes lurking throughout the series: survival, found family, capitalism run amok, moral dilemmas, questionable life choices, and the indomitable human spirit's frankly annoying refusal to die. No dungeon entry requirements. No minimum charisma score. Come ready to discuss, debate, and occasionally question your own humanity. Participation may improve your odds of survival.
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM