You are welcome to watch the videos without having read the books, and to discuss the videos as well as the books, when you watch or read them, here. Click on our website link to find the links and also download our free talk sheets. You can find the episodes on the Wilbur and Niso Smith Foundation YouTube channel and Facebook page. We hope to bridge the gap between an author and their readers, asking about everything from their latest book to how they got where they are today. In each online episode we speak to an author who has recently published a new adventure novel. Tune in to join the conversation around contemporary adventure fiction and listen to what some of the authors writing adventure today have to say. We look back to these roots and recognise adventure as a base for many forms of fiction. For as long as people have been telling stories, they've been telling adventure stories. The #AdventureSociety is a book club for adventurous people.

By requesting to join, you acknowledge that any self-promotion posts are to be posted in those threads only, and violators of the rule may be banned without warning.more There are 2 threads in the group for self-promotional posts. We aren't snobs, but if you write to say you love Rupi Kaur but have never heard of Walt Whitman, then you are likely better off in another group. We will rule out members without avatars, members with no books or very few on their shelves, members whose sole mission is to pimp their book or that of a 'friend.' If your GoodReads page suggests you've created an identity to do this, we won't approve your membership. You may request membership by answering the group question.

That's why we've set this group to private. We don't like when people drop in solely to pimp a book. We love good poetry and we like members who review worthwhile poetry, revive our enthusiasm, introduce us to new poets, re-introduce us to old favorites, post links reviews to sample poems, and interact at least a little with the group. It's good for you, and it's good for poetry. This group's members read poetry collections, with the goal of reviewing twenty in a year.Ĭ'mon. It's good for Let's talk about poetry books.

The Renaissance Club by Rachel Dacus