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  1. What an apocalyptic vision the closing Charing Cross Borders was today 1:30 PM Dec 12th from web
  2. If you're not yet bored by end of decade lists, here's the Guardian's 50 books of the noughties: http://bit.ly/6Tjtx6 - we've only read two! 2:10 PM Dec 11th from web
  3. New reading group setup night confirmed for Mon 11 Jan at old favourite Smithy's Wine Bar in Kings Cross: http://bit.ly/7hmp5I 2:00 PM Dec 11th from web
  4. Hurrah! Our (post) Christmas party is set for Sat 23 Jan at the classically literary looking Victoria pub in Bayswater: http://bit.ly/80S7MP 2:51 PM Dec 10th from web
  5. Join us for one of London's best pub quizzes Mon 7 Dec. If you're any good at sport or geography we'll buy you drinks! http://bit.ly/6qGGpn 3:28 PM Dec 3rd from web
  6. Live in North London and looking to join a book group? We're kicking off another group over the Christmas period. See: http://bit.ly/7hmp5I 3:25 PM Dec 3rd from web
  7. Looking forward to a book group get together at Ally Pally for fireworks, beer and Chas of Chas n' Dave fame...rabbit rabbit rabbit rabbit 2:14 AM Nov 7th from web
  8. RT @Londonist: Spectacular pictures of last night's 2012 countdown fireworks at the BT Tower. http://bit.ly/3yqa3f 3:40 AM Nov 1st from twitux
  9. And of course Kate Bush Wuthering Heights http://bit.ly/3BprGW. Any others?! 2:48 PM Oct 31st from web
  10. Composing literary playlist inc. Divine Comedy Booklovers http://bit.ly/vzV9f and Belle & Sebastian Wrapped Up In Books: http://bit.ly/LKHJM 2:46 PM Oct 31st from web
  11. Book groups are the new rock n' roll. Indie folksters Mumford & Sons kick off new online group with Cormac McCarthy http://bit.ly/rdF2U 1:17 PM Oct 28th from web
  12. Hay Festival at Kings Place, London. Groan - surely a 'brand stretch' too far? What next, Glastonbury at Milton Keynes? http://bit.ly/Sl0Jf 3:22 PM Oct 24th from web
  13. Hoping the film version of Fantastic Mr. Fox hasn't been too trans-atlantised. My cider habit can probably be traced back to that book! 3:14 PM Oct 24th from web
  14. One of our members has her debut novel out in April - read the vivid & suitably tube themed opening chapter here: http://bit.ly/4eUqD7 10:44 AM Oct 21st from web
  15. Did Amazon make the Kindle so it didn't have to use Royal Mail to deliver its books? And loved today's Matt cartoon: http://bit.ly/1Xv46o 1:54 PM Oct 19th from web
  16. Thankfully don't have an iPhone as would be sadly tempted to go on 'Choose Your Own Adventure' nostalgia trips: http://bit.ly/4z5OS6 2:31 PM Oct 18th from web
  17. The London History Festival at Kensington Library from 2 Nov could be worth a look. Hoping for feuding dons like these: http://bit.ly/2Tsvhg 2:18 PM Oct 18th from web
  18. After Hangover Square, our next choice is rather less gin-soaked: Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie http://bit.ly/3rjviH 1:52 PM Oct 18th from web
  19. RT @whereivebeen10 Weirdest Theme Parks http://bit.ly/i5LNM 11:08 AM Aug 26th from web
  20. We're arranging a book group trip to the rather surreal Dickens World this autumn. Get in touch if you want to join us! http://bit.ly/ZQTzI 11:06 AM Aug 26th from web