Our book club read up for discussion next Mon 8 June at 6pm @Hatchards Piccadilly - glorious and lyrical.
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A lyrical meditation on memory, grief, unconventional female love, The Roof Beneath Her Feet by International Booker winner Geetanjali Shree is our book club pick Mon 8 June 6pm at Hatchards Piccadilly.
Come along for a rousing discussion!
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Upcoming BookBlast book club pick, My Women by Yuliia Iliukha tr. Hanna Leliv, is a powerful collection of flash fiction by women enduring war. On 2025 EBRD Literature Prize shortlist. Yuliia now lives in Austria. Join us 6pm Mon 11 May @Hatchards
Tix https://t.co/OotUNC854y
Cecilia Sala creates an unflinching portrait of young generations in Iran, Ukraine, Afghanistan fighting for
change in THE FIRE « Immersive & original » New York Times Book Review
Come join our book club discussion @hatchards 6pm Mon 13 April https://t.co/umXnij4bcx
Our book club pick for 9 March at Hatchards, Piccadilly 6pm Tickets link in bio. See you there!
Lovers of Franz K Burhan Sönmez Review https://t.co/OWIFutu21B
Not your usual book club read! Imagine being in the shoes of those in the dinghy in November 2021 when 27 died?
Join us 6pm Monday 9 February @hatchards to discuss SMALL BOAT by Vincent Delecroix with translator Helen Stevenson
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Venice Requiem by @khalidlym, translated by @RosSchwartz and published by @hoperoadpublish — “A vibrant and poetic tribute to all African migrants. A necessary book” (Jury of the Alain Spiess Second Novel Prize).
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Who’s responsible for migrants drowning in the Channel? The author of Small Boat compels us to imagine ourselves being in the dinghy then the freezing sea…. Join us & @HelenStevenson4@hoperoadpublish 6pm on Mon 9 February @Hatchards tickets via https://t.co/OotUNC854y
Based on a real event, Small Boat by Vincent Delecroix @hoperoadpublish is written from the POV of a French coastguard who let migrants sink in a dinghy in the Channel; 27 died.
Join us 6pm Mon 9 Feb @Hatchards to discuss this powerful read Tickets via link in bio
Far is a dark, satirical, very Spanish love story with echoes of Claudia Piñeiro and JG Ballard,” Sam Jones, The Guardian
Check out the BookBlast Diary review of FAR by Rosa Ribas @foundryeditions.bsky.social
Join our book club 6pm Mon 12 Jan @hatchards to discuss it. Link in bio
Far by Rosa Ribas @FoundryEditions is our book club choice for this month. Join us @Hatchards Piccadilly 12/1 at 6pm to discuss how it is compulsively readable, with its hallucinatory landscape, fragmented world, simmering violence, oddball love story https://t.co/Dt5SFPtmk2