The Fantasy Book Club meets in central London on the last Sunday of the month and is open to both men & women who enjoy discussing the themes and issues found in Fantasy Novels. We tend to read character-led Fantasy novels for grown-ups at the more literate end of Fantasy spectrum. Anything from Adams to Zelazny that helps us become 'Well Read in Fantasy'. Please bear in mind that we don't just read just High Fantasy. Our books are usually from the 60's onwards and could include anything fr …

This book club is an attempt to create a platform and a community to bring together free thinking & open minded individuals who are starting to feel or have always had an intense craving for the presence of spirituality in their lives, would like to explore the lessons it teaches us and applying these lessons to improve, elevate and add value to the quality of our day to day lives.   We will meet on a weekly basis and go through well respected books on spirituality from all over the world, only …

This is a London-based book club for everyone that wants to meet monthly to discuss a 'short' book over a drink. Whether it's because you're too busy or too lazy (like me) to read a novel, appreciate shorter books, or want to supplement your current book club, everyone is welcome. The aim is to meet once a month at a pub on a weekday evening to discuss the month's book whilst meeting new people and having a laugh in the process.   If you're on Facebook, why not join our group: http://www.faceboo …

Do you know how the World is going to end? These authors do! We are a group of friends who realized that we are interested in post-apocalyptic books and as half joke decided to start a book club dedicated to it. We will be meeting once a month in a pub in Central London to chat about a pre-chosen post-apocalyptic themed book, as well as organizing movie nights and pub crawls. Also, we are an equal opportunity group and don't discriminate against those who are into dystopic lit, so if you fancy …

New to London? Or just want to discuss great books with like minded friends? This group was started because there's nothing better than sharing a great book. Come to laugh, have fun and exchange stories over a glass or two! From the humble beginnings of a few avid readers meeting once a month in London in 2008, The Girly Book Club network now extends around the world and would be delighted to welcome you, wherever you are! Join us in Denver, Colorado Join us in Wellington, New Zealand Join us in …

Are you starting up or working in a business, or looking to equip yourself with career or life skills? Do you often hear about books that could really help and which you really want to read but lack the time? Then welcome. Please do come along and get involved!   The Problem: Too many books to read, too little time! Which are great and which are grotty?   The Solution: Monthly meet-ups 5 volunteers read and review 1 book each between meet-ups Each volunteer then presents a 5 minute …

We have just updated our About Us page. It's a good place to learn what we are about, so you should probably look there first! The Wimbledon Book Club is a reading group that meets in Wimbledon, SW19 Merton South London, on the first and third Mondays of the month. We all know most Bookclubs tend to read the same things don't we? 'The Help' or 'Eat, Prey, Love Marketing Opportunity™' or 'The Da V¡nc¡ Code'. Not us. We read contemporary fiction paperbacks and being an adventurous bunch we …

Have you ever had your friends roll their eyes at you when you (again) wanted to discuss why a book ended the way it did or why it was written in such an odd way? Would you like to be moved out of you comfort zone and read books you would never have picked off the shelf yourself? Do you like to meet new people and chat for ages over a cup of tea on a Sunday afternoon? If you can answer yes to all of these questions, you should join this book club! The books we read will be determined by proposit …

A monthly meet up in a central London venue to swap, give away, recommend and talk about business books. The kind of books that have taught you, motivated you, inspired you, improved your understanding of psychology, sociology or other ologys. Is your hero Seth Godin or Richard Templar? Freakonomics or Wikinomics? Richard Branson or Felix Dennis? Discuss this, and other things (with beer). We'll be having an author speaker at each event. We've been chatting to lots of writers, publishers a …

The First London Book Club has met every month since March 2005. We attract readers from all walks of life which always makes for interesting discussions. We mainly read fiction books which are suggested by the members and voted on in monthly meetings. We meet on the second Wednesday of every month in central London. In addition to regular Book Club meet-ups several members also orgainse other events such as Theatre visits, guided walks and informal social evenings. We always have a Christmas Pa …

… ." - Wikipedia   If all/most of the above appeals, then this is the book club for you! Join us for an unpretentious (well, we'll try!) discussion over a glass of wine or a cup of coffee.   We will be reading from an ever-expanding list of postmodern and experimental literature (not theory), including the following (to give you an idea):   House of Leaves – Mark Z Danielewski The Atrocity Exhibition – JG Ballard Gravity’s Rainbow – Thomas Pynchon Blood …

I have tried many book clubs, film clubs, and have yet to find the one that had a good balance between a really good discussion and a really good day/night out. So why not start one myself? Passionate about film and literature, and not one to pass up a good glass of wine or beer, this is a group for those who enjoy all of the above. Meetups to be held at various north of the river drinking establishments.

Welcome to the Vivacious BookClub for London Women! If you are a literary lover and would like nothing more than to get together with a group of friendly, interesting girls and discuss the latest reads then look no further. Are you new to London or looking for a cultural twist on the usual socialising? In this group you can broaden your literary horizons and make new friends.   Look forward to seeing you soon!   Upcoming books in 2012: March Before I Go To Sleep

This group is a happy marriage of good food, wine and books. We'll hold unique events in London which are exclusive to the group. Coming up we have wine experiences, exclusive cookery classes with top London chefs, private book readings and debates, private classes at Brindisa ham school, book lunches (the latest book club trend) and much much more. The concept is simple, to incorporate the love for the latest foodie trend, the hottest novel and great plonk.

This is a group for women in Hertfordshire with a love of books.  We'll meet once a month to talk books over a drink or two and make a few friends at the same time!   There are no certain book type or genres set, we'll just read whatever we fancy!  Each book will be voted on the month before, so tell us your favourites and we will get them added.     

The Club meets on the 2nd Monday of the month at 7pm to talk about the book of the month and socialise over a coffee/wine/pint/bite.  We meet at the Slug and Lettuce, 184 George Lane, E18 1AY, a couple of minutes from South Woodford underground station, itself 29 minutes from Oxford Circus Station on the Central Line. It's also on bus routes 179, W12, W13, W14 and 2-5 minutes from the North Circular/ A12/ M11, with easy parking.  This particular Slug and Lettuce tends to be reasonably quiet, e …