Please use links on the left to find out more ... and see the books we'll read this year below! The 'About' page lists the books we've read in the past few years.

We are a friendly group of people of all ages and from all walks of life that have a love of books in common. The club offers members the opportunity to share and discuss their reading experiences in a friendly, sociable and informal atmosphere.

This group does exactly what it says on the tin!  A book group just for us Girls. We'll meet once a week with each attending memeber choosing the book for the following week and we'll bring thoughts, opinions and our ears to the evening. Meeting at The Elephant house means there will be lots of lovely coffee, tea, hot chocolate and cake to enjoy while we talk about the book we've just read. Each week we'll chose the best day to meet for the following week and base it on the majority attendence. …

If you are interested in being an Independent Author and self publishing then come along.  We welcome anyone whether you have already published some work, have a book or two ready or are working through a book at the moment. The Indie Authors group will provide practical advice, support and motivation for authors. The group offers monthly meetups with a key practical theme, expert sessions, motivation tips and problem solving. We have plans for sessions on editing, fomatting, publishing formats, …

This group is for anyone who thinks the world is full of interesting stuff to be chatted about over a drink with other people! - Monthly non-fiction book club - Going to lectures/talks, then to the pub for a chat - Watching and discussing documentary films This group is for everyone, so the meetups will be around ideas and issues we can all enjoy talking about, without having a Phd in that area! The nonfiction bookclub will meet on rotating days about every six weeks. See scheduled meetups for d …

… We have launched our first book project, a collection of poems and short stories about Edinburgh. Full details are on the discussion board.

  The Glasgow Sci-Fi Fanclub was set up as a Torchwood Fanclub in April 2009 but has evolved into something much wider. Our interests include Science Fiction, Fantasy and Cult movies, TV shows and books; conventions and role playing games. Our regular meet-ups are usually having a good chat in a pub but there will also be meals; movies; conventions and other events that members suggest. There is no charge to join and all meet-ups are free to attend.

Looking to meet new friends, enjoy nights out, and try new activities in Glenrothes, Fife and beyond?   Then this is the group for you! Open to all, singles and couples, the idea is to get together with like minded people and have fun, making friends along the way, and you dont have to be from Fife to join.   Drinks, meals, walking, cinema, theatre, meet up for coffee, nights out, days out, crafting, book group... plus lots more that I cant think of - if there is something you fancy doing, add i …

… When booking your ticket with the SMG ceilidhs please add a note "Meetup Table" so we can get one reserved for us until 8:30pm when we may have to remove the reserved sign from the table.   Please note the numbers shown for Meetup members attending the ceilidhs is usually LESS than accurate as  several turn up regularly without having this noted on the Meetup site.  PLEASE NOTE  you need to book your tickets direct with the individual ceilidh organisers.   Thanks to everyone who has come along a …

… I would like our group to be held in a book club setting, where everyone can express their views on the texts we've read. In doing so, I am hoping to have a fruitful exchange of views on a fascinating book, which has had a deep impact on my life.

Edinburgh Creative Writers Club meets every Monday in Pulp Fiction Books, located at 43 Bread Street, on Mondays. Most people bring something to read and the range style/form, is wide. We've heard poetry, short stories, children's stories, flash fiction, scripts, novels, even ideas ..... and have had discussions over all sorts of things (some even writing related!) including submitting to agents/publishers and dealing with writer's block. Equally you can bring someone else's work, maybe a belove …

There's nothing better losing yourself into a book for a few hours, other than maybe; setting the book free and allowing others to discover it too. Whether you're an old hat or a newbie at Bookcrossing, then welcome to the group.

… Lecture - Ben McLeish, London 13/03/2011   For a better understanding of this direction: Read the Activist Orientation Guide   To gain a deep understanding of the science behind any part of what we advocate: Read through Jacque Fresco's Recommended Book List. and check the references in those books.   Step 2: Join this meetup group if you want to discuss topics, organise projects or keep updated with the latest news and events in the Glasgow area.   Step 3: Introduce yourself and find members w …

… Added Bonus - You'll get an electronic copy of my book (worth £10) when you sign up Who is it suitable for? Anyone! The class is suitable for any fitness level, and is non-competitive meaning you work at your pace, to your goals with the help and support of the others in the group.  Call me - Ben - on 07810 117025 for more information and to book. 

Life Clubs runs weekly group workshops around the UK where anyone can go to get more out of their life. Based on multiple discovery techniques we can give you a 'light bulb moment' every week. For more information and to book online, go to www.lifeclubs.co.uk. Contact Abi, your local host, on abigail.smith@lifeclubs.co.uk or call 07986357513. or Life Clubs Durham host, at olwyn.rowlands@lifeclubs.co.uk or call 07749638149 Life Clubs - Enjoy all of your life.

… His findings are set out in his book, "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration", which can be purchased online. Click Here for a free online version.     When Dr. Price analyzed the foods used by isolated peoples he found that the lacked dental caries, deformities and degenerative disease. In comparison to the Western diet of his day, their diets provided at least FOUR TIMES the water-soluble vitamins, calcium and other minerals, and at least TEN TIMES the fat-soluble vitamins, from animal fo …