Events

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Events

Salons, readings and conversations. Most are online so members in every timezone can join.

Meet the writers

Upcoming Author Spotlights

Books first: live conversations with the writers and translators behind our reading list.

Book cover of The Map of Small Things by Clara Voss
Author SpotlightMemory & Belonging

The Map of Small Things

By Clara Voss

Award-shortlisted storyteller Clara Voss joins the Circle to discuss her linked collection about the objects families keep. Expect an intimate conversation about memory, inheritance and the quiet architecture of home.

Date
19 October 2026
Time
7:00 PM BST (UTC+1)
Author
Clara Voss
Location
Virtual Live Session
Book cover of Northern Rooms by Ida Lind
Author SpotlightHome & Solitude

Northern Rooms

By Ida Lind

Acclaimed Swedish novelist Ida Lind and translator Jonas Berg explore a winter boarding house and the people it shelters. They will discuss spare prose, communal life and carrying cold light between languages.

Date
2 November 2026
Time
6:30 PM CET (UTC+1)
Author
Ida Lind
Location
Virtual Live Session
Book cover of The Glass Harbour by Sofia Bellini
Author SpotlightWork & Migration

The Glass Harbour

By Sofia Bellini

Historian and novelist Sofia Bellini presents a sweeping port-city story told by the women who worked its docks. The conversation follows trade routes, labour and the lives official records leave behind.

Date
28 November 2026
Time
7:00 PM CET (UTC+1)
Author
Sofia Bellini
Location
Virtual Live Session

Past Literary Gatherings

DateEvent / BookDescriptionAttendance

The City in Fiction

A conversation on place, memory and urban life.

126 readers Recap

Northern Rooms

An evening with novelist Ida Lind and her translator.

94 readers Recap

Summer Translation Salon

Six translators shared works in progress.

82 readers Recap

Writing Across Borders

New voices on belonging and language.

148 readers Recap

The Quiet Novel

A close reading of restraint in contemporary fiction.

106 readers Recap

Poetry After Dark

Readings from eight poets across five countries.

132 readers Recap