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Bad Girls Book Club August 2026

Bad Girls Book Club August 2026

Wed, Aug 19, 10:30 PM
From Bad Girls Book Club
4.8

**Our August novel is: *The Swallows* by Lisa Lutz** **This month’s novel combines mystery and thriller elements with dark humor. It’s a psychological story with moments of comedy, focused on women’s experiences, and it builds steady suspense throughout. The book is 432 pages in print and 11 hours on audiobook.** When Alexandra Witt joins the faculty at Stonebridge Academy, she’s hoping to put a painful past behind her. Then one of her creative writing assignments generates some disturbing responses from students. Before long, Alex is immersed in an investigation of the students atop the school’s social hierarchy—and their connection to something called the Darkroom. She soon inspires the girls who’ve started to question the school’s “boys will be boys” attitude and incites a resistance. But just as the movement is gaining momentum, Alex attracts the attention of an unknown enemy who knows a little too much about her—and what brought her to Stonebridge in the first place. Meanwhile, Gemma, a defiant senior, has been plotting her attack for years, waiting for the right moment. Shy loner Norman hates his role in the Darkroom, but can’t find the courage to fight back until he makes an unlikely alliance. And then there’s Finn Ford, an English teacher with a shady reputation, who keeps one eye on his literary ambitions and one on Ms. Witt. As the school’s secrets begin to trickle out, a boys-versus-girls skirmish turns into an all-out war, with deeply personal—and potentially fatal—consequences for everyone involved. Lisa Lutz’s blistering, timely tale of revenge and disruption shows us what can happen when silence wins out over decency for too long—and why the scariest threat of all might be the idea that sooner or later, girls will be girls.

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D&D - West Marches Campaign (Sundays)

Sun, Aug 9, 9:00 PM
From (TINYACO) Geek Social Club
4.8
6 attendees

Watercolors 101 Class! 🎨🫟🖌️

Fri, Aug 7, 11:00 PM
From Fun 50’s Ladies! 🥳
4.8
1 attendee

TinyACO D&D Thursdays (Table Closed)

Thu, Aug 6, 10:00 PM
From (TINYACO) Geek Social Club
4.8
3 attendees
Open-Table RPG Meetup!

Open-Table RPG Meetup!

Tue, Aug 18, 11:00 PM
From Story Games Columbus
4.8

Try new games, meet new people, and find out what story games are all about! Explore the reaches of space! Witness kingdoms rise and fall! Create and explore tragedies! All within a single game night. We play story games like Fiasco, Kingdom, Polaris and Microscope that encourage everyone at the table to participate creatively. We also have one-shots of indie, OSR, and narrative-focused RPGs such as Apocalypse World, Dread, Lady Blackbird, and Old School Essentials! Everybody's welcome! It doesn't matter if you've never tried story games before or never played roleplaying games at all! Just bring your brain and a good attitude and come try it out! *** **IMPORTANT** * When you arrive look for the marked Story Games Columbus Tables. Each table will have a separate game. Seating is on a first-come-first-serve basis. * If all tables are full, look for a Facilitator. We will find a way to get you into a game! * There is a flat $3 cover charge for events at Tabletop. *** **Facilitators!!** Please arrive early so that we can get you set up with a table. Please reach out to me ASAP if you would be willing to help facilitate. You can reach me on the SGC Discord here - https://discord.gg/jUTvWUu

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TinyACO D&D Thursdays, if needed (Table Closed)

Thu, Aug 20, 10:00 PM
From (TINYACO) Geek Social Club
4.8
1 attendee
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Women-only D&D groups offer a comfortable space to play, share experiences, and connect with fellow female gamers who share similar interests.

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