Sit & Read is a virtual book club with multiple deadlines and reminder throughout the month to help you (and me) stay on track. We have Zoom meetings and a Discord, and you can use either to participate.
I pick the books and deadlines based on my own availability and interests. Currently, I’m really enjoying stories with light speculative elements, absurdist twists, and gritty vibes. I’m not into hardcore sci-fi or YA, so you won’t catch us reading “Bruno and Desmond Briefly Defy the Laws of Physics” or whatever.
This book club is queer/trans-run but all identities are welcome to join. It is free to participate, apart from the cost of acquiring the book. I highly recommend asking your local librarian for a copy.
For more info on joining, subscribe to my newsletter. Sit & Read is a part of Collective Lit.
I pick the books and deadlines based on my own availability and interests. Currently, I’m really enjoying stories with light speculative elements, absurdist twists, and gritty vibes. I’m not into hardcore sci-fi or YA, so you won’t catch us reading “Bruno and Desmond Briefly Defy the Laws of Physics” or whatever.
This book club is queer/trans-run but all identities are welcome to join. It is free to participate, apart from the cost of acquiring the book. I highly recommend asking your local librarian for a copy.
For more info on joining, subscribe to my newsletter. Sit & Read is a part of Collective Lit.
BOOKS
February: Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler
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March: Triple feature! Three short/fast reads about weird workplace situations.
Several People Are Typing by Calvin Kasulke
The Room by Jonas Karlsson
We Had to Remove This Post by Hanna Bervoets
Several People Are Typing by Calvin Kasulke
The Room by Jonas Karlsson
We Had to Remove This Post by Hanna Bervoets
April: The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan
