* Past Events

Hanna Thomas Uose, prize-winning author of Who Wants To Live Forever, joined us for our parallel reading session and did an intimate Q&A with us at Kindred. We talked all things life, death and love and it was a privilege to dive into Hanna's mind. Thank you Brazen books for providing us with early access to the paperback edition of the book as well.

We hosted our very first collaboration with another club in London. Not a book club -- a film club. Frame by Frame are the £5 film club hosting the coolest film nights followed by drinks and DJs. It only made sense to pair up with them for a one of a kind event where page and screen unite over good stories. 

Thanks to Galeria Objets for hosting us and NOAM beer for sponsoring. 

Turning Pages took over the Royal Society of Arts House once again. We read in our trusty Dr Cross room and moved to the lively Muse Bar for a long evening of good book discussions.

Two of us were one for this event, as Molly was away for the month of December, so it was Danay's party. Danay hosted at local cafe/restaurant Never For Ever in North London with a small group of the community. It was cosy, intimate and the coffee was spectacular.

Thanks again to the RSA for hosting us. We populated their Library space on this occasion, a space that is free for the public to use and houses prize winning books (including the Booker prize winners and nominees). We also had the privilege of welcoming Steve, founder of Stack, an independent magazine subscription service to our event. Stack kindly gifted attendees the zine of the month called "Cake" and it was a delicious read (pun intended). Thank you, Stack. 

A big moment for the Turning Pages community as we struck up a partnership with the prestigious Royal Society of Arts House. A grade II listed building in the heart of London that celebrates artistic endeavours and community, a place that our community can now call home away from home. Thank you St Eval for gifting our readers a beautiful candle each as well.