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The '''London Gay Reading Group''' | [[File:LGRG.png|thumb|LGRG logo]]The '''London Gay Reading Group''' is a reading group founded in 2001. It initially meeting at the Oak Bar on Green Lanes in [[Newington]]. Subsequently it has met monthly in central London.<ref>http://www.lgrg.co.uk/</ref> | ||
The group has published a list of the books it has read from 2001 to | A number of authors have come to the group, including [[Laurence Brown]], [[Marion Husband]], [[Stella Duffy]], [[Alan Sheridan]], [[V G Lee]], [[Rex Batten]], [[Mikey Walsh]], [[Sarah Waters]], [[Tom Rob Smith]], [[Ned Beauman]], [[Michael Arditti]], [[Jackie Kay]], [[Bethan Roberts]], [[Madeline Miller]], [[Meg Rosoff]], [[Neil McKenna]], [[Damian Barr]] and [[Jonathan Harvey]]. | ||
The group has published a list of the books it has read from 2001 to 2014.<ref>http://www.lgrg.co.uk/files/full-list.pdf (PDF file)</ref> | |||
The group has co-operated with the [[Open University]] on a research project.<ref>http://www.lgrg.co.uk/files/OU-Preliminary-Report.doc (Word file)</ref> | |||
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[[Category:Reading groups]] | [[Category:Reading groups]] | ||
[[Category:London]] | [[Category:London]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:08, 10 July 2026
The London Gay Reading Group is a reading group founded in 2001. It initially meeting at the Oak Bar on Green Lanes in Newington. Subsequently it has met monthly in central London.[1]
A number of authors have come to the group, including Laurence Brown, Marion Husband, Stella Duffy, Alan Sheridan, V G Lee, Rex Batten, Mikey Walsh, Sarah Waters, Tom Rob Smith, Ned Beauman, Michael Arditti, Jackie Kay, Bethan Roberts, Madeline Miller, Meg Rosoff, Neil McKenna, Damian Barr and Jonathan Harvey.
The group has published a list of the books it has read from 2001 to 2014.[2]
The group has co-operated with the Open University on a research project.[3]