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Free by Lea Ypi - Latitude Book Club

Free by Lea Ypi - Latitude Book Club

Wed, Nov 11, 5:30 PM
From Latitude Book Club

Latitude Book Club explores globally diverse literary fiction, focusing on historical, political, and diaspora perspectives. We are opening our series with Free: Coming of Age at the End of History by Lea Ypi. Set in Albania during the collapse of the communist regime, the memoir offers a deeply personal look at political transition, state surveillance, and the meaning of freedom. To help us support independent bookselling in Berlin, we warmly encourage all attendees to purchase upcoming club picks directly through our venue partner, One More Chapter.

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1 attendee
Women’s Book Club: Donna Tartt - The Secret History

Women’s Book Club: Donna Tartt - The Secret History

Sat, Oct 31, 1:30 PM
From Kreuzberg Women's Book Club
4.8

This time we will be discussing **Donna Tartt's The Secret History.** Additional spots are available on **Luma**: https://luma.com/calendar/cal-GFWYra5Jvk9S3Hz. Subscribe to the calendar to get all future events in your personal calendar app, each with a direct link to sign up on Luma. We look forward to seeing you! If you have book suggestions, would like to vote on our next reads, or join us for additional activities, please ask someone at the meeting to add you to our WhatsApp group. As a quick note, the cafe is kind enough to let us host our meetings there free of charge and flexibly. In return, please make sure to order at least one drink and refrain from bringing your own food. And a heads up: **The café only accept card payments for amounts over €10**, so you may want to bring some cash for smaller orders. Please remember to cancel your participation in good time if you are not coming. This will give someone else enough time to read the book and come to the meeting.

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21 attendees
Comics and Coffee Chat / Halloween edition 🎃

Comics and Coffee Chat / Halloween edition 🎃

Sat, Oct 24, 11:00 AM
From Graphic Novels Reading Group
4.9

We talk about **comics**! 📚 Graphic novels, graphic non-fiction, comic strips, superhero comics, manga - all types of comics are welcome. **Bring** ***one*** **comic book that you are currently reading or one that you want to talk about** (either a physical or digital copy). If you read comics on your tablet, then bring your tablet with you. Since we are so close to Halloween 🎃 feel free to bring something spooky to share :) Looking forward to seeing you there!

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12 attendees

English Book Club: Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy 📚

Sat, Nov 7, 5:00 PM
From Metis Book Clubs
5.0

Last month, 18 of us gathered around Han Kang's *The Vegetarian* for one of our liveliest discussions yet. Thank you to everyone who came! In November we take a bold step: our fiction book club reads a memoir by one of the great novelists of our time. **The book** In *Mother Mary Comes to Me*, Arundhati Roy, the Booker Prize-winning author of *The God of Small Things*, tells the story of her mother, Mary Roy. Mary was a brilliant, restless and formidable woman. She founded a school in Kerala and won a landmark legal battle for women's inheritance rights in India. She was also a mother who could be both a refuge and a storm. Roy writes about how her mother shaped her into the writer she became, and how that same mother came to resent it. The result is a portrait of two extraordinary women and of a love that is fierce, complicated and never simple. It is also, surprisingly, very funny. The memoir has been one of the most talked-about books of the past year: * National Book Critics Circle Award (biography) * One of The New York Times' 10 Best Books of 2025 * Shortlisted for the 2026 Women's Prize for Non-Fiction **Why read it together?** Everyone has a mother story. This book invites us to talk about our own families, about the people who shape us and about what we carry from them, and about where memory ends and storytelling begins. We're expecting a rich and personal conversation. **Who is this for?** Everyone who loves books and good conversation. The discussion is in English, and you're welcome whether you're a native speaker or not. Come along even if you're still halfway through the book, because your impressions matter more than the last page. New faces are always very welcome! **Join the club** Our members choose the next titles together in a small WhatsApp group. Ask us at the event and we'll happily add you. 📖 Copies of the book are available at Metis. Drop by and pick yours up! **Entry is free.** We're a small independent bookshop and café, so we're always happy when you order something during the evening. We look forward to seeing you there! ❤️

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3 attendees

Halloween Party 🎃 (Autumn Social Meetup)

Sat, Oct 31, 6:30 PM
From Berlin Science Fiction Book Club
4.9
22 attendees
Silent Reading / Creating Club at W66 (Saturday) [Luma to RSVP]

Silent Reading / Creating Club at W66 (Saturday) [Luma to RSVP]

Sat, Oct 24, 8:30 AM
From Silent Book Club - Berlin Chapter
4.8

RSVP on Luma: https://luma.com/pmukzfy Silent Reading / Creating Club is a gathering for people who enjoy focusing together in public. Bring a book, a notebook, a sketchpad, knitting needles, whatever you’d like to spend a quiet hour doing. All projects and all participants are welcome. We’re building a community of readers and creators who value depth, presence, and shared silence. The reading and creating isn't the real highlight, though, it’s in the people who return and make it feel like a familiar room. (Please RSVP “yes” only if you can make it, so we can save a seat for you and others on the waitlist.) Our Meeting Point is the **W66 Café**. There’s no entrance fee, but please order at least one item from the café and don’t bring outside food or drinks 🙂 No assignments, expectations, or pressure. Just a shared hour of intentional silence, followed by the opportunity for good conversation. 🕰 Our Agenda **10:30 – 11:00** Arrivals, ordering drinks/food, light social time **11:00 – 12:00** The Great Quiet Hour (Read. Write. Sketch. Code. Think. Sit.) **12:00 – 12:30** Optional socializing: share what you were reading or creating, or simply continue in quiet focus. ## 🏡 House Guidelines To keep this space calm and welcoming for everyone: • Silence during the focus hour (no calls or conversations) • Put cellphones on silent mode • If using technology, please avoid meetings or audio (headphones please!) • Arrive before 11:00 if possible to minimize disruptions

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people to local groups and events based on mutual interests, like comic books, enabling them to join communities, attend events, and meet new people with similar passions in Berlin.

Simply search for comic book-themed groups within Berlin on the Meetup platform, where you can explore various community events and join those that interest you.

Yes, you can find various comic book events in Berlin through Meetup, allowing you to engage with fellow enthusiasts and participate in themed gatherings around the city.

Absolutely! You can join as many comic book clubs as you wish on Meetup, enhancing your opportunities to meet diverse fans and participate in different discussions and events.

To RSVP, simply select the event you wish to attend and click the RSVP button on its Meetup page. This adds you to the attendee list.

Joining Meetup and browsing groups is generally free, although some specific events may have a fee depending on the organizer. Always check event details for costs.

Event frequency can vary. Larger comic book clubs may host gatherings regularly, while smaller groups might meet less often.

Not necessarily, events can be in-person or virtual depending on the organizers, giving you the flexibility to join online or attend locally.

While Meetup facilitates meeting new people, forming friendships might take some time and depends on active participation in events.

Meetup provides a platform to discover groups, but the presence of active comic book clubs in every city can vary by interest and location.

Participate in engaging discussions about comics, join collective readings, attend themed events, swap comics, or explore drawing and storytelling workshops with peers.

Yes, through Meetup, you can also choose to become an organizer for your own comic book-themed gatherings in Berlin, sharing your passion with others.

Comic book meetups involve gathering with other enthusiasts to discuss comics, attend special events, or participate in activities suited to fans of the genre.

Organization level varies among hosts. Some might be highly experienced, while others might be new, impacting the event's smoothness and execution.

Meetup focuses on group activities and community engagement, rather than facilitating solo activities or 1:1 interactions, making it ideal for shared interests.