You already are sensitive, intuitive and psychic! If you have had interesting or unusual psychic experiences please come find some answers and meaning. We can look clairvoyantly to give you more information about your psychic abilities and experiences. Whether you are newly curious, or a professional reader and healer already, we invite you to come explore your spiritual abilities in our Meetup group. We every Monday. On the first Monday of each month, we have an Intuitive Reading Clinic ($20). …

… Our goal is to provide a space for queer readers with a common interest in reading to share their knowledge and opinions.  The meetings will be held in Gay City meeting space above the Library. Smudgy Notebook is a quarterly writing workshop series, and each session will have a unique focus.  The upcoming winter session, Funny Pages, will be a six week workshop (January 17th - February 21st) taught by Kevin Skienna on Tuesday evenings from 7:30pm to 9:30pm in the Gay City meeting space.

Every month we read the best book as chosen by our members. We then meet and discuss them. If the book we chose has been made in to a movie or a play, then we might schedule an additional meetup event.  If you are fond of reading and would enjoy discussing books like Three Cups of Tea, The Help, and The Art of Racing in the Rain, we would love to have you as a member of our group.  

This is a monthly meetup for entrepreneurs, hackers, techies, or anyone else who reads or likes the topics posted on Hacker News. We are not part of or endorsed by Hacker News or YCombinator, we're just a bunch of enthusiastic readers.

This is a gathering of like-minded folks in the Seattle area who are passionate readers of the author and thinker C.S. Lewis. The Screwtape Letters, The Great Divorce, the Chronicles of Narnia, Perelandra, the list goes on and on of works that have already become heritage classics in religious philosophy and Christian thought (not to mention a few that have been overlooked!). In a desire to explore his books and his world, Narnian or otherwise, we're attempting to focus on one book for each time …

We are a group of dedicated classics readers who enjoy a book for the overall experience and don't take ourselves too seriously.  In other words there are no English professor types.  We really just want to read the books that are considered classics so we know what's going on and what they're all about.  We look forward to meeting anyone and everyone who wants to take part in discussions of great books.

This group is for alumni of Hedgebrook programs. (http://www.hedgebrook.org/) Anyone who has completed a Hedgebrook class, residency or event is welcome to join! We seek to serve the community of writers and people who seek extraordinary work by visionary women. Hedgebrook supports a growing global community of women writers from all over the world with residencies at our retreat on Whidbey Island, and programs to connect their work with readers and audiences of all ages.

Local small group of friends get together every month with a book that's voted on to be discussed. If you're interested in reading books from different genres, relaxing with a group of locals and discussing topics from these stories, join us!

… We are just readers. The main purpose of the meetings is to discuss the ISSUES the books raise in an informal, friendly setting. Books: Reckless Endangerment - Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner - discussed February 22, 2012 Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything - Joshua Foer - discussed April 12, 2012 Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman - will be discussed June 13, 2012 Suggestions for future for future meetups. Please make suggestions (I reserve …

We are a scifi and fantasy writing fellowship. What does that mean? Well, I'll tell you my good reader... a group that meets once every two weeks to support each other's scifi and fantasy writing efforts with - editing, critiquing, discussing ideas or just encouraging our floundering efforts. We welcome any length piece of fantasy and science fiction. And be warned, as avid fans of fantasy and science fiction, you will be exposed to certain nerdishness and plenty of particular.

Hello and Welcome! Seattle Tarot School holds Tarot classes and workshops in Seattle. We meet here twice a month to learn about a new Tarot topic, practice our reading skills, and share our wisdom. Classes are facilitated by Seven Star, a professional reader with 17 years experience. All who have an interest are welcome. We all have something wonderful to offer, so don't be shy if you're new to Tarot! Join us for tea and great discussion. Come inspire and be inspired!

This group is for women who want to read aloud and discuss the book, "Women Who Run With The Wolves: Myths and Stories about the Wild Woman Archetype." I am a student of Dr. Estés' and am writing a teacher's companion for this best-selling book which was 145 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.

Looking for friendly, lively, and focused discussion of fiction, essays, drama, and poetry, but not for long selections?  Then you'll enjoy our group.  We meet twice a month (1st and 3rd Wednesdays) at 7:30 p.m. from October 19 through August at the City Hall in Bellevue, WA.  This year we'll be reading selections from  Great Conversations 4 edited by Daniel Born and Donald H. Whitfield, an anthology which contains most of the readings through June 2012.  It's available new and used from Amazon …

Having spent the last few decades reading this genre and wanting to share this passion with a group of like-minded readers, I was disappointed not to find an Eastside book club Meetup devoted to Sci-Fi and Fantasy. So, here we are. If you're passionate about reading and discussing Sci-Fi and Fantasy books, this is the place for you! Once a month we'll meet to discuss the current book selection, as well as select the book for the next month's reading. Everyone will get a chance to offer up their …

We are a diverse great group of women who love to read.  I love this group we have tons of fun and the reading selection is great.  The hostess picks the book. Membership is open to women who live in the Kitsap area. Dues are to be paid at the book club or meet and greet they are$1 a month or please pay 6 to 12 months in advance.  Book club meetings are once a month on the 4th friday or if a holiday is that weekend it will be the 3rd friday.  We also meet once a month to meet any new people and …