Investigative Journalism

[close] If your first reading encounter has anything do to with investigative journalism or memoirs, then you've found the right place to share and discuss books and authors you respect and find it hard to believe how much they've been through, albeit spiritually and physically, to get this book done.

[close] A place to discuss all the unique aspects of Deaf culture as highlighted in the thriller Silent Fear (A novel inspired by true crimes) by Lance & James Morcan. This group can also be an intersection of sorts where Deaf and hearing people can engage and learn from each other.

[close] A register of companionship through books. Let not the length nor the difficulty nor the quality nor the appropriateness of language nor the intended audience be terms of discrimination in designating materials for perusal - the only criteria being that the decision of said perusal shall be in some capacity, and not discounting ye ole paper, rock and the scissor, mutual in its end. Meetings shall be held in sets of full armor and with thy drinking horn never undraped from upon thy neck. Alehouses, taverns, inns, speakeasies, pubs, and the docks are all suitable stomping grounds. Complaints may be schlepped to thy nearest cliffside, whereby a third party shall help thee vault to the swiftest of remedies.

[close] "The Symposium" is a space wherein discussions around media covering the social and behavioural sciences, social theory/philosophy, investigative journalism, history and the interdisciplinary humanities may be held. For neurodivergent folks.