Good News and Bad News

Bad News - There will be NO Book Club in March – we have decided to postpone the meeting due to Easter.

Good News – we are moving the meeting to Monday, April 4^th in conjunction with the Queer Round Table and even more Good News – we are pleased to bring author Avery Cassell to the Space for this meeting.

Avery Cassell is a member of the Bay Area's queer BDSM and literary communities as well as a writer, painter and cartoonist living in San Francisco, whose erotic short stories have appeared in Best Lesbian Erotica 2015, Anything that Moves, Whipped: 20 Erotic Stories of Female Dominance, Sonic Erotica and More Five Minute Erotica. https://www.facebook.com/Avery-Cassell-1671318609809376/?fref=ts

Avery will be reading from his new book Behrouz Gets Lucky.http://smile.amazon.com/Behrouz-Gets-Lucky-Avery-Cassell/dp/1627781706/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1457023859&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=behourz+gets+lucky

Registration not necessary – however, we are asking for a $5 donation to help keep the lights on at The Columbus Space.

All events at the Space are 19+ and over.

The Columbus Space is a drug and alcohol free zone.

Book Club - Are you looking for new fiction and non-fiction in the world of kink, polyamory, power exchange and other alternative sexual expressions?  Do you want to discuss that amazing book on power exchange or polyamory with people who also live those lifestyles?  Join Brat_Sheba and SpankyRae on the fourth Sunday of every month after the tea service for friendly conversation and group discussion of the month’s book. Each Book Club Meeting will have a portion of it podcasted for those who wish to hear the reviews but could not make it in person. Books will cover various topics/subjects and will be discussed from multiple points of view.  Books will be chosen each month by the book club members.

Queer Round Table - This Roundtable is geared toward the Queer community. We will be meeting on the first Monday of the month at The Columbus Space to discuss topics pertaining to the Queer experience. *For the purposes of this Roundtable 'Queer' is used as an umbrella term for anyone who does not identify as heterosexual.* Check here for the monthly topic Link: http://www.adventuresinsexuality.org/AIS_queerRT.html