Bulgaarse literatuurclub 'Geur van boeken en koffie'

De Bulgaarse literatuurclub 'Geur van boeken en koffie' is een inspirerende plek voor boekenliefhebbers om hun liefde voor literatuur, ideeën en nieuwe perspectieven te delen in een gezellige en vriendelijke sfeer.

FEMINIST BOOK CLUB hosted by The Wave Eindhoven

Join us as we explore feminist literature together. You’re welcome to read the book in your preferred language, and don’t worry if you haven’t finished it! Our discussions are held in English and focus broadly on the themes and topics in each book. Today we will discuss The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali.

Silent Book Club: Eindhoven

Put down your phone and pick up a book, have a coffee, tea or a glass of water and spend quality time with fellow book lovers. Bring your own book and start reading in silence with everyone else!
 This event is for everyone interested in books, reading and talking about books. Sharing our love for books.

Buskeda: interview met auteur Corinne Heyrman

Lees mee met Buskeda! Op 3 oktober spreken we Corinne Heyrman over haar indrukwekkende debuut Het begin en zijn oneindigheid – een gelaagd verhaal over familie, herstel en psychische kwetsbaarheid.

Dead Writers: The Classics Book Club

Dystopian Cycle: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley (1932)

Dead Writers Society is a space for exploring classic literature. We approach the classics with an open mind and a spirit of curiosity. While we acknowledge the historical significance of these works, we believe that their true value lies in the personal experience they offer to each reader.

Bulgaarse literatuurclub 'Geur van boeken en koffie'

De Bulgaarse literatuurclub 'Geur van boeken en koffie' is een inspirerende plek voor boekenliefhebbers om hun liefde voor literatuur, ideeën en nieuwe perspectieven te delen in een gezellige en vriendelijke sfeer.

Silent Book Club: Eindhoven

Put down your phone and pick up a book, have a coffee, tea or a glass of water and spend quality time with fellow book lovers. Bring your own book and start reading in silence with everyone else!
 This event is for everyone interested in books, reading and talking about books. Sharing our love for books.

Dead Writers: The Classics Book Club

Dystopian Cycle: Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell (1949)

Dead Writers Society is a space for exploring classic literature. We approach the classics with an open mind and a spirit of curiosity. While we acknowledge the historical significance of these works, we believe that their true value lies in the personal experience they offer to each reader.

FEMINIST BOOK CLUB hosted by The Wave Eindhoven

Join us as we explore feminist literature together. You’re welcome to read the book in your preferred language, and don’t worry if you haven’t finished it! Our discussions are held in English and focus broadly on the themes and topics in each book. Today we will discuss The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali.

Bulgaarse literatuurclub 'Geur van boeken en koffie'

De Bulgaarse literatuurclub 'Geur van boeken en koffie' is een inspirerende plek voor boekenliefhebbers om hun liefde voor literatuur, ideeën en nieuwe perspectieven te delen in een gezellige en vriendelijke sfeer.

Dead Writers: The Classics Book Club

Dystopian Cycle: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (1953)

Dead Writers Society is a space for exploring classic literature. We approach the classics with an open mind and a spirit of curiosity. While we acknowledge the historical significance of these works, we believe that their true value lies in the personal experience they offer to each reader.

Dead Writers: The Classics Book Club

Dystopian Cycle: A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess (1962)

Dead Writers Society is a space for exploring classic literature. We approach the classics with an open mind and a spirit of curiosity. While we acknowledge the historical significance of these works, we believe that their true value lies in the personal experience they offer to each reader.

Dead Writers: The Classics Book Club

Dystopian Cycle: The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood (1985)

Dead Writers Society is a space for exploring classic literature. We approach the classics with an open mind and a spirit of curiosity. While we acknowledge the historical significance of these works, we believe that their true value lies in the personal experience they offer to each reader.