A book club for LGBTQ+ readers has been established in the local area. The club was started by Joey Lobel, a 31-year-old butcher from Brooklyn, who was having trouble finding queer books with positive
Source byline: Rewire News GroupJune 2, 20261 min read
A book club for LGBTQ+ readers has been established in the local area. The club was started by Joey Lobel, a 31-year-old butcher from Brooklyn, who was having trouble finding queer books with positive endings. The club has become a regular gathering, with monthly meetups at a Brooklyn bar. Between 15 and 30 people typically attend these events. In addition to the regular meetings, the club also hosts one-off events, such as book swaps, which have proven popular. Further details about the book club, including its history and activities, are available from the source. The club has apparently become a staple in the local LGBTQ+ community, providing a space for like-minded readers to come together and discuss queer literature.
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