Are you moving to Atlanta and have a passion for reading, writing, poems, and even storytelling? The number one thing that Atlanta movers tell new residents about the city is that there truly is something to do for everyone – even storytelling enthusiasts. Since moving to a new city can seem overwhelming, local movers have come up with a list of the top three social hangouts in Atlanta for storytellers, or anyone who is looking to meet fellow literature enthusiasts.

1. LIT- Known as the place in Atlanta for “books, booze, and beats,” on the last Thursday of every month you can find LIT in the Old Fourth Ward behind Pizzeria Vesuvius. This Edgewood Speakeasy features 10 readers that must read a selection according to that month’s particular theme. If you just moved to Atlanta and are interested in reading at the next gathering, be sure to jump on reserving a slot as they fill up quickly. There is no entrance fee, but attendees are encouraged to bring a book to donate.
2. 10 Days Before - Every two weeks, events for 10 Days Before, a writers’ group, take place throughout Atlanta. You can RSVP for these events via their com page, as well as attend critiquing sessions every other Thursday for the opportunity to have your work analyzed by others.
3. Atlanta Screenwriters Anonymous- Moving to Atlanta and are a huge movie fanatic? Do you love to write your own screenplays? Atlanta Screenwriters Anonymous, founded in 1998, is the perfect social gathering to network yourself and learn more about the screenwriting process.