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February Brunch Book Club
From the award-winning author of On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous comes a luminous new novel about unexpected friendship, chosen family and finding beauty in survival. This month, we’ll be diving into Ocean Vuong’s tender, transformative The Emperor of Gladness, then raising a glass (or a sundae!) at The 411 in Angel for a brunch that’s pure good vibes.
Special Event: Murder Bimbo
Join Brunch Book Club for a special limited-capacity event celebrating Murder Bimbo by Rebecca Novack, a sharp, darkly funny novel exploring truth, power and performance in the digital age. This intimate event includes an advanced copy of the book, a live online discussion, and an in-person brunch in Covent Garden. Designed for readers who love bold books and thoughtful conversation, this Brunch Book Club special offers a relaxed, welcoming space to connect over books, brunch and brilliant conversation.
April Brunch Book Club
When grief redefines your world, how do you build a new one? Join us for Show Me Where It Hurts, Claire Gleeson’s piercing debut about loss, trauma and the fragile threads of recovery. Then we’ll descend into the moody depths of Flesh & Buns, where bao buns, smoky skewers, and fizzy drinks await. Share stories, sip something warm (or sharp), and lean on the literary company around you.
Special Event: Open, Heaven
Brunch Book Club invites you to a special event exploring Open, Heaven by Seán Hewitt, a tender coming-of-age novel about first love, longing and emotional risk. This intimate Brunch Book Club event includes an advanced copy of the book, a live online discussion, and an in-person brunch in Southwark, London. Perfect for readers who enjoy emotionally rich fiction and meaningful conversation, this event offers a thoughtful, friendly space to connect through books and brunch.
June Brunch Book Club
On a farm choking with heat and secrets, two boys meet and a hidden bond forms. The South by Tash Aw is radiant, painful, longing. Join us for our online discussion then slip into Megan’s Old Town, Clapham. Fairy-lit ceilings, olive trees overhead, sharing plates and mimosas: the kind of brunch that feels like a day-off, even when it’s just midday.
January Brunch Book Club
What would you sacrifice to hold on to the ones you love? Grace Walker’s The Merge is a hauntingly imaginative exploration of memory, identity and connection. Join us as we begin a brand new year of Brunch Book Club with this powerful debut — part speculative fiction, part emotional family drama — followed by cocktails and conversation at The Alchemist, St Martin’s Lane.