With over 30 chapters in 13 states, Go On Girl! Book Club is the largest national reading organization in the U.S. for black women. Founded in 1991, members meet face to face in their respective cities to discuss the club's monthly reading selection. Feedback on each book is shared with the authors and publishers. Each year GOG hosts an Author Awards event to honor established writers and provide writing awards and scholarships to new talent. Through the years literary luminaries such as Bebe Moore Campbell, Sam Greenlee, Pearl Cleage, Brandon Massey, Terry McMillan and J. California Cooper have come in person to accept their Go On Girl! Book Club Awards.  Learn more »

Book of the Month

Who’s Afraid of Post Blackness:  What it Means to be Black Now

FEBRUARY 2012
Who’s Afraid of Post Blackness: What it Means to be Black Now by Touré


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Winning Authors: 2010

Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa

BEST FEMALE AUTHOR & BEST NEW AUTHOR:
Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa
Daughters of the Stone


Kwei Quartey

BEST MALE AUTHOR:
Kwei Quartey
Wife of the Gods

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Annual Awards Weekend

June 1–June 3, 2012
Philadelphia, PA - REGISTER TODAY!
Liberty Bell, Philadephia
Let's Ring the Bell for Black Literature!

GOG Trivia

What book got the GOG Founders so excited in their office that it lead to the very first GOG meeting?No Easy Place to Be

Steven Corbin's No Easy Place to Be


Go On Girl! Celebrating the Legacy of Black Literature®

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