Earlier this month, the New York Times posted a story about Goodreads, the most popular book-centric website on the Internet.
If it’s reader-written book reviews you’re after, Goodreads has 21 million of them. Plus a lot of other features and tools for the avid (computer-owning) booklover.
Mentioned in the story are two similar book-focused social networks, LibraryThing and Shelfari.
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"Books don’t make people good. Lots of terrible and mediocre people read (and write). Books aren’t medicine. They fix nothing. Good books ask little and repay us with enjoyment and endurance."
- Patrick Kurp, from a blogpost at his blog Anecdotal Evidence
Bookshelves
A Cappella Bookstore's
Local Literary Events Calendar
Atlanta.net's What to Do
[set category to "Literary"]
AtlantaPlanIt.com
[search under keyword "books"]
DeKalb Public Library's Calendar of Atlanta-Area Author Talks
Carter Presidential Center Library Upcoming Events Calendar
Emory University's Arts at Emory Events Calendar
Emory University Library MARBL's Events & Exhibitions
Eventful's Calendar of Local Literary Events
Georgia Center for the Book's Upcoming Events
Kill Your Darlings ATL's Events Calendar
Margaret Mitchell House Literary Center's Upcoming Events
Poetry Atlanta's Special Events and Readings
Savannah College of Art & Design in Atlanta's Ivy Hall Events
Southern Literary Trail
[see "Recommended Events"]
Verb's Atlanta Book Events, Book Calendar, and Atlanta Arts Calendar
