I definitely am – I’ve actually been on the lookout for a book group for a while.

well, we’re up to three members. is that enough to start a club?

as for the meetup- i’m down for whatever. we could grab drinks somewhere in ohio city or tremont. or coffee?

I love tipping the velvet by Sarah Waters. I’ve also read oranges aren’t the only fruit, which to me was quite strange but I guess if it’s in your library, give it a go.

Oranges Aren’t the Only Fruit is an interesting read – Winterson has a different way of writing but it’s powerful nonetheless. Give it a try.

Another great YA lesbian novel is Keeping You a Secret. Also a bit sad, but it’s pretty good. Not as well written as Annie on My Mind, though.

Oh, and ASH by Malinda Lo. It’s a lesbian retelling of Cinderella!

all the books by julie anne peters (“grl2grl:short fictions” is a fav, as well as “between mom & jo” and “rage: alove story”). hello groin, by beth goobie, “dare, truth, or promise” by paula boock, and “down to the bone,” by mayra lazara doyle, and “gravity by leanne lieberman #yalit #lgbt

Okay, I don’t even live in Ohio (if it helps, I was born to an Ohioan) but a Cedar Point meetup needs to be done. It just does. Rainbows and roller coasters forever. But I dunno when I’ll be heading up there, probably around the end of the month.
Also: how do you spell Ohioan

I’d be down for a Cedar Point meetup. But I’m also biased because I’m from the same area sooo…there’s that.

much like sarah palin and alaska, i can see kings island fro my house. in fact, they’re doing fireworks right now.

Ok, so if we want this to be a thing, we have to pick. It doesn’t matter to me; someone just pick something that works. I’m thinking a weekday in early August.

works for me. that would be enough time for people to plan, right?