Book clubs in Hailsham
Below you'll find every active listing we have for book clubs and readers in Hailsham
J. King-Visser.
Hi, My name is John, and I'm eager to connect and network with other authors. I'm open to both online interactions and meeting in person at libraries in or around my town. I'm taking my first steps towards becoming a published author, and I would love to learn more about the process from experienced writers. Recently, I have been in touch with some publishers, but I'm concerned they might not have my best interests at heart. I've completed writing a children's story and have started the journey of creating a series. At the moment, Iām working on the artwork for the book myself. Looking forward to connecting with you!
Sign in to contactLisa
š hello, I am a graduate, reader. I enjoy historical fiction and classics. But open to any genre especially if it's prize winning . I am looking to find a face to face group to meet and discuss. Monday Readers Herstmonceux..please contact me..I'd like to join you. lisacneos@proton.me.
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Naomi
Whether it is history, art, travel, or fiction... I do love a good book! I am keen to meet other people to discuss books with, and perhaps discover some new favourites, over coffee (or something stronger!). Based Seaford/Hailsham, but can also head to Lewes or Eastbourne.
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Moonday Readers
A group of people who meet together to discuss books and the all of issues that arise out of the discussion. We meet in Herstmonceux at 2pm of the fourth Monday of each month.
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Anonymous9269
I am a 28-year-old woman interested in joining a book club where we meet twice a month to discuss thrillers and historical fiction.
Sign in to contactAnonymous5730
I am a newly retired woman who adores historical fiction and biographies and has never been a part of a book club, searching for an engaging community of readers to spark diverse conversations and friendly debates that feature equally cerebral novels.
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