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Shelf Isolation: The Travel Collection With real life travel off the menu and all of us staying at home for the foreseeable future, we’ll have to settle for armchair travel for the moment. Here are some reads to airlift you beyond your living room. Spain Hot Milk by Deborah Levy No one writes quite like Deborah Levy, and this novel is seething with tension and interiority. Our protagonist Sofia’s life has been paused indefinitely while she cares for her unwell mother on the sun-bleached Spanish coast. Sofia’s relationship with her mother is just as intense and inescapable as the scorching sun. It’s an extraordinarily vivid story about the complxity of the human mind and our flawed relationships with one another. Germany The Lost Europeans by Emmanuel Litvanof Based on the author’s experiences of moving to Berlin ten years after the Second World War, The Lost Europeans follows two Jews who return to Berlin after the Holocaust. It is a sharp, lively and poignant depiction of post-war Germany, and a completely unforgettable read. £8. 99 Add to Basket £10.00 Add to Basket Italy The Neapolitan Quartet by Eleanor Ferrante Beginning in the 1950s with My Brilliant Friend, this series of four novels follows two friends, Lena and Lila, as they navigate their childhood, adolescence and adulthood in an impoverished part of Naples. Depicting the social workings of a small, poor community, and the joys, jealousies and evolutions of friendship, you’ll find yourself transported to Naples through Ferrante’s warm characters and addictive prose. £8. 99 Add to Basket Israel Waking Lions by Ayelet Gundar Goshen When a distinguished doctor runs over a man on the way home from a nineteen hour shift, he knows he has killed him. Weighing up the impact of reporting his crime, knowing the man cannot be saved, and leaving him in order to save himself, he makes a decision that will change his life forever. It’s full of moral complexity that cuts to the bone of the human condition, and the Israeli setting is fantastic. £9. 99 Add to Basket Nigeria Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimanda Ngoze Adichie There are many books that I could recommend that would transport you to the buzzing, scorching culture of Nigeria, from Ben Okri’s Booker Prize-winning novel The Famished Road, to the darkly comic My Sister the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite. Where The Famished Road is full of folklore and mysticism and Braithwaite’s novel pulsates with the modernity and heat of present day Lagos, Half of a Yellow Sun paints a portrait of Nigeria at its most turbulent time. Telling the story of three characters living through the Biafran War during the 1960s, it’s a transportive novel that ought to be read by anyone who wants to understand the evolution of Nigeria. Add to Basket £8. 99 Japan and Korea Pachinko by Min Jin Lee ‘History has failed us, but no matter.’ So opens this multi-generational epic, spanning eight decades and four generations of one Korean family living in Japan. It’s an incredibly heartfelt tale about family, immigration, and the impact of racial oppression on communities and individuals that also taught me a lot about the relationship between these two nations. £8. 99 Add to Basket Australia Red Dirt by E.M Reapy Nothing so accurately transports me to the dusty heat of rural Australia as E.M. Reapy’s Red Dirt. Set against the backdrop of the global financial crash in 2008, three young Irish backpackers relocate to Australia full of hope and a sense of adventure. It’s dark and thrilling, at times heartbreaking, and an amazing evocation of the loneliness, bravado and folly of youth. Anyone whose plans to backpack around Australia have been scuppered may be pleased they stayed at home after reading this. £8. 99 Add to Basket Columbia The Lucky Ones by Julianne Pachico One of my favourite short story collections, The Lucky Ones is a series of interconnected short stories that reveal the dark heart of Columbia. A young woman waits in an empty house whilst an insurgency rises outside, and an incarcerated teacher recites Shakespeare to a class of leaves and twigs as he descends into madness induced by his captivity. These stories are both bizarre and blisteringly real, a gasping, gritty collection that shocks and simmers. £8. 99 Add to Basket

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Jobs at BookBar BookBar is an independent bookshop, wine bar, events and social space, which brings people together through books. We're a vibrant and innovative brand, always seeking new ways to make books appealing and fun. Whilst you can scroll down to read full job description below, regardless of the position, we are looking for the following values in our team members: People-loving - BookBar prides itself on being a welcoming, warm and friendly space, and we want any person who steps through the doors, comes to an event, or interacts with our team to feel welcome and accepted. BookBar is not just a bookshop but a bar too and it feels like your most well read friend's living room. Everything we do at BookBar is about celebrating the social side of reading, and our team set that social dynamic and help people to feel at ease. Book-loving - Do you love books? Do you want to share your love of books with others? Do you pride yourself on being the perfect book-matchmaker? We'd love to hear from you. Team-oriented - We're a small team and we care about one another, are kind to one another and have a lot of fun along the way. Enthusiastic - Passion is infectious and our team of book-lovers are an enthusiastic bunch. Whether you're into fiction in translation, the perfect coffee pour, or the most exquisite wine and book pairing, we're here for it and love hearing you share that with customers and one another. Organised - Bookselling and hospitality do require a lot of moving parts (from serving coffee and recommending to regular admin throughout a shift) so our team needs to be able to organise their time well and adapt to differently paced tasks. Does this sound like you? Scroll down to learn more about the positions you can apply for. Senior Bookseller and Barista (Weekends and Events) BookBar Chelsea We are looking for a book-lover with at least a year of bookselling experience to join our passionate team of booksellers at our vibrant West London bookshop. If you are enthusiastic about books and love people, we'd love to hear from you. Bonus if you can whip up a delicious flat white! Duties and responsibilities Customer service duties including: Making and serving coffee, wine and other refreshments to customers Serving customers at the till Recommending books Gift wrapping Daily bookshop administration including: Booking in new stock, putting new orders onto the system and processing returns. Tidying shelves and displays, regular cleaning of glasses, tables and bar area throughout the day, including end of day cleaning routine. Answering customer enquiries in person and by website, phone, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and email. Picking, wrapping and posting online customer orders. Administration relating to BookBar’s monthly Book Club and Subscription service. Supporting stock orders, deliveries and stock takes on F&B, food and administrative products. Working at off-site and in-store events. Keeping up to date with current titles and recommending books to customers. Maintaining high standards of customer service and food hygiene and safety. Covering emergency sickness etc. in the team. Deputising for the Managers, including: Being responsible for customer and staff safety, wellbeing and happiness, dealing with any issues that arise in store when the Managers are not present. Ensuring all policies and best practices are being adhered to by the team and maintaining the high standards of customer service, hygiene and practices expected. Placing stock orders. Acting a supervisor capacity and managing junior team members when the Manager is not in the shop. Essential skills and experience At least one year of bookselling experience in the last five years , ideally in an independent bookshop. Love of people and an enthusiastic, personable, approachable, positive, friendly, helpful and social personality, in line with the BookBar brand. Love of reading and a desire to keep up to date with publishing trends and new titles, as well as develop a general understanding of key backlist. Ability to work evenings and weekends. Desire to learn more about the bookselling and publishing industry and to develop bookselling skills. Strong organisational and administrative skills. Ability to work in an active retail environment. Strong customer service skills. Desire to work in a close-knit team. Creativity in considering new and exciting ways to sell books, and a desire to be part of an innovative brand. High standards of hygiene. Over the age of 18 and the right to work in the UK. Desired skills and experience Speciality coffee barista experience of at least 6 months in a speciality coffee shop within the last 2 years. Hours We are offering a minimum of 24 hours a week , with the opportunity to take on more hours at busy periods and to cover events, holiday and sickness. The job will require regular evening and weekend work. As this is a weekends and events position, the person who takes on this role will work every Friday-Sunday , at least one of which will be an evening shift. Pay £15.85/hour Location You will be required to work from both BookBar Chelsea, 11 Chelsea Manor Street, London, SW3 3TW and with occasional emergency/holiday cover at BookBar Islington, 166 Blackstock Road, London, N5 1HA and some external events across London . To apply, please fill in the application form in the 'Apply Now' link below by the end of day (11:59pm) on Thursday 23rd April 2026. Due to a high volume of applicants, we may be unable to contact all unsuccessful candidates. Interviews will take place on the week commencing 18th May 2026, with a start date of approximately w/c 15th June 2026, or sooner if the candidate is able. Apply now Barista and Bookselling Assistant (Weekends and Events) BookBar Chelsea We are looking for a book-loving barista to join us to help support on the hospitality and bookselling sides of the business at our West London bookshop. If you are enthusiastic about books, love people, and can whip up a delicious flat white, we'd love to hear from you. Duties and responsibilities Customer service duties including: Making and serving coffee, wine and other refreshments to customers Serving customers at the till Recommending books Gift wrapping Daily bookshop administration including: Booking in new stock, putting new orders onto the system and processing returns. Tidying shelves and displays, regular cleaning of glasses, tables and bar area throughout the day, including end of day cleaning routine. Answering customer enquiries in person and by website, phone, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and email. Picking, wrapping and posting online customer orders. Administration relating to BookBar’s monthly Book Club and Subscription service. Supporting with stock orders, deliveries and stock takes on F&B, food and administrative products. Working at off-site and in-store events. Keeping up to date with current titles and recommending books to customers. Maintaining high standards of customer service and food hygiene and safety. Covering emergency sickness etc. in the team. Essential skills Speciality coffee barista experience of at least 6 months in a speciality coffee shop within the last 2 years. Love of people and an enthusiastic, personable, approachable, positive, friendly, helpful and social personality, in line with the BookBar brand. Love of reading and a desire to keep up to date with publishing trends and new titles, as well as develop a general understanding of key backlist. Ability to work evenings and weekends. Desire to learn more about the bookselling and publishing industry and to develop bookselling skills. Strong organisational and administrative skills. Ability to work in an active retail environment. Strong customer service skills. Desire to work in a close-knit team. Creativity in considering new and exciting ways to sell books, and a desire to be part of an innovative brand. High standards of hygiene. Over the age of 18 and the right to work in the UK. Hours We are offering a minimum of 8 hours a week , with the opportunity to take on more hours at busy periods and to cover events, holiday and sickness. The job will require regular evening and weekend work. As this is a weekends and events position, the person who takes on this role will work every Saturday or Sunday , and one or two evenings in the week for events. Pay £14.80/hour Location You will be required to work from both BookBar Chelsea, 11 Chelsea Manor Street, London, SW3 3TW and with occasional emergency/holiday cover at BookBar Islington, 166 Blackstock Road, London, N5 1HA and some external events across London . To apply, please fill in the application form in the 'Apply Now' link below by the end of day (11:59pm) on Thursday 23rd April 2026. Due to a high volume of applicants, we may be unable to contact all unsuccessful candidates. Interviews will take place on the week commencing 18th May 2026, with a start date of approximately w/c 15th June 2026, or sooner if the candidate is able. Apply now

The Books of the Year Prescription For most of us, 2020 hasn't brought much in the way of joy. But it has brought some exceptional books. Our Shelf Medicate Prescriptions bring you the best books out there, and these are some of our favourites from this year. Choose between a small bundle of three or four books or a large bundle of six or eight book to have delivered to your door and then sit back, relax and enjoy your books. *Titles pictured are sample titles only. Small Bundle 3-4 Books £45 Add to Basket Large Bundle 6-8 Books £90 Add to Basket See All Shelf Medicate Prescriptions Head back to our Christmas shop How does it work? Choose your prescription Choose between a small or large bundle Pay via the PayPal link on our website Our literary expert will put together a unique selection of books based on the prescription you have chosen and the size. If you'd like to make any specific requests, please email orders@bookbaruk.com

Host An Event BookBar was created to celebrate the social side of reading, and nothing is more social than bringing people together for an event. Whilst we put together our own programme of public events curated for you by our booksellers, you can book BookBar for your own private event. Our capacity in both shops is as follows: BookBar Islington: standing capacity of 40 people and a theatre-style seated capacity of 25. BookBar Chelsea: standing capacity of 70 people and theatre-style seated capacity of 65. If you are thinking of hosting an event and love the idea of having it amongst our shelves, please read the below information before you get in touch, as hopefully it will cover some of your questions more quickly. Book Launches We love partnering with you to launch your book into the world, and our bookshop/wine bar combo makes the perfect space to celebrate your new book. We're sure you have lots of questions about how we can help to host your perfect book launch, so here's how we usually work: Our capacity is 40 standing at BookBar Islington and 70 at BookBar Chelsea. We look after both the book and the drink sales so you can relax and enjoy! We ask you to manage the guest list/door. We ask for a minimum bar spend across alcoholic and soft drinks. At BookBar Islington we ask for a £250 minimum spend and at BookBar Chelsea we ask for a £500 minimum spend. We won't ask for a deposit. The space is yours from 6:30pm-9pm, with the bar closing half an hour before close. We have direct relationships with publishers, and although we love working with authors directly, we ask that launch enquiries are directed through publishers only. At the moment we are only able to offer launches for hardback books, except in exceptional circumstances, where we would charge a hire fee as well as the minimum bar spend. We will get back to you as quickly as we can. However, as we are a busy bookshop and are so lucky to get a lot of enquiries, if you don't hear from us within 5 working days, it's likely that we aren't able to help on this occasion. If you don't hear from us regarding a specific event please do not hesitate to reach out for your next one! We love hearing from you and meeting new collaborators. Corporate Venue Hire We regularly partner with publishers and other arts organisations to organise private corporate events, like pre-publication evenings for bloggers, journalists and influencers, as well as booking the space for filming. The hire cost depends on the type of event and time. Please email events@bookbaruk.com and we will be able to help. Private Eve nts We would love to celebrate special moments with you but are sadly unable to book out the space for personal events like birthday parties or celebrations. We don't currently take table bookings! Thank you so much for thinking of hosting an event with BookBar! If you would like to get in touch about your event, please email events@bookbaruk.com . We look forward to celebrating the social side of reading with you.

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bookbar summer series IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: WE HAVE DECIDED TO POSTPONE THE FIRST TWO EVENTS OF OUR SUMMER SERIES DUE TO THE RISE IN COVID CASES IN LONDON. We will announce new dates in due course. Launching our live events series! Join BookBar for our very first series of in person events: the BookBar Summer Series. We can't wait to welcome a brilliant collection of talented authors to BookBar for the first time since we opened. Buy your book and ticket to attend the events in person, choose to watch via a live stream, or buy a pass to enjoy the full series in person or virtually. Scroll down for the full line up. SUMMER OF LOVE WITH NATASHA LUNN Join us for a conversation with Natasha Lunn to celebrate all forms of love and discuss Natasha's new book Conversations On Love. After years of feeling that love was always out of reach, journalist Natasha Lunn set out to understand how relationships work and evolve over a lifetime. She turned to authors and experts to learn about their experiences, as well as drawing on her own, asking: How do we find love? How do we sustain it? And how do we survive when we lose it? In Conversations on Love she began to find the answers: Philippa Perry on falling in love slowly, Dolly Alderton on vulnerability, Stephen Grosz on accepting change, Candice Carty-Williams on friendship, Lisa Taddeo on the loneliness of loss, Diana Evans on parenthood, Emily Nagoski on the science of sex, Alain de Botton on the psychology of being alone, Esther Perel on unrealistic expectations, Roxane Gay on redefining romance and many more... Natasha Lunn is a journalist Features Director at Red magazine and the founder of Conversations On Love, an email newsletter investigating love one interview at a time. She lives in London. In person tickets include a copy of the book (RRP: £14.99), a glass of wine and a ticket to attend the event in person with Natasha and get your book signed and dedicated by the author. Virtual tickets include a copy of the book and a ticket to watch a live stream of the event. Tuesday 24th August, 7pm Buy my ticket Buy my Series Ticket SUMMER OF obsession WITH Megan nolan Tuesday 21st September, 7pm Join us for a conversation with Megan Nolan to discuss her debut novel Acts of Desperation. Bitingly honest and darkly funny Acts of Desperation is a stunning debut novel about a toxic relationship and secret female desire, from an emerging star of Irish literature. It's been selected as a Stylist Book of the Year, and is certainly one of BookBar's too. Megan Nolan lives in London and was born in 1990 in Waterford, Ireland. Her essays, fiction and reviews have been published in The New York Times, The White Review, The Sunday Times, The Village Voice, The Guardian and in the literary anthology, Winter Papers. She writes a fortnightly column for the New Statesman. Acts of Desperation is her first novel. Choose between an in person ticket without the book, an in person ticket includes a copy of the book (RRP: £14.99), a glass of wine and a ticket to attend the event in person with Megan and the opportunity to get your book signed and dedicated by the author. Virtual tickets include a copy of the book and a ticket to watch a live stream of the event. Buy my ticket Buy my Series Ticket SUMMER OF lust WITH francesca reece and sarvAt hasin Chaired by Sarah shaffi Wednesday 1st September, 7pm Join us for a discussion with two novelists: Sarvat Hasin and Francesca Reece, chaired by Sarah Shaffi. The Giant Dark Aida is the defining rock star of her age; her every move observed, examined and owned by a devoted, cultish fanbase.When she disappears without a trace into a complicated love affair they are determined to find her, uncover her truths and own her once more. Aida and Ehsan reconnect after a decade apart, hoping to recapture the innocent, lost love of their youth. Before long, their connection is strained by secrets and jealousies and the past begins to blur with their present as they follow in the footsteps of mythic lovers before them.The Giant Dark is an award-winning debut novel about love and fame. Inspired by the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, it explores the consuming and devastating effects of using a lover as a muse. Voyeur Leah, a young woman who has found herself 'ambitioned' out of London, is now aimlessly adrift in Paris. Tired of odd jobs in cafes and teaching English to unresponsive social media influencers, her heart skips a beat when she spots an advert for a writer seeking an assistant.Michael was once the bright young star of the London literary scene, now a washed-up author with writer's block. He doesn't place much hope in the advert, but after meeting Leah is filled with an inspiration he hasn't felt in years. When Michael offers Leah the opportunity to join him and his family in their rambling but glorious property in the south of France for the summer, she finally feels her luck is turning.But as she begins to transcribe the diaries from his debauched life in 1960s Soho, something begins to nag at Leah's sense of fulfilment; that there might be more to Michael than meets the eye. Sarvat Hasin is a writer. She grew up in Pakistan and now lives in London and works at the Almeida Theatre. She studied politics and international relations at Royal Holloway and has a Master’s in Creative Writing from the University of Oxford. Her first novel, This Wide Night, was published by Penguin India and longlisted for the DSC Prize for South Asian Literature. Her second book, You Can’t Go Home Again, was published in 2018 and featured in Vogue India‘s and the Hindu‘s end of year lists. She won the Moth Writer’s Retreat Bursary in 2018 and the Mo Siewcharran Prize in 2019. Her essays and poetry have appeared in publications such as Outsiders, the Mays Anthology, English PEN and Harper’s Bazaar. Francesca Reece grew up in Wales and having spent most of her twenties in Paris, now lives in London. She was the 2019 recipient of the Desperate Literature Prize for her short story ‘So Long Sarajevo/They Miss You So Badly’. Sarah Shaffi is a journalist, editor and interviewer, writing for Stylist, Phoenix, Penguin.co.uk, The Bookseller, and The New Arab. She has notably interviewed Booker Prize-winner Bernardine Evaristo, poet Nikita Gill, and authors Jojo Moyes, Candice Carty-Williams and Liane Moriarty, among others, regularly interviewing authors at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, Southbank Centre and Asia House Literature Festival. Among various radio appearances, she has judged the Jhalak Prize for Best Book by a Writer of Colour and The Orwell Prize for Political Fiction. Choose between an in person ticket without the book, an in person ticket including one or both of the books (RRP: £16.99), a glass of wine and a ticket to attend the event in person and the opportunity to get your book signed and dedicated by the author. Virtual tickets include a copy of one or both of the books and a ticket to watch a live stream of the event. Buy my ticket Buy my Series Ticket

BOOKBAR BOOKCLUB Past Book Selections Over the past five years, we've discussed more than fifty books, ranging from memoir to novels to short stories. We've read everything from contemporary fiction, historical fiction to thrillers, and speculative fiction. Our members have heard from the biggest names in literature, like Ann Patchett and Maggie O'Farrell, as well as discovering the most exciting new voices. The main criteria for our selection? Is this a book we recommend and think will generate a good discussion? Leave the World Behind by Rumaan Alam Price £9.99 Big Swiss by Jen Beagin Price £9.99 Wandering Souls by Cecile Pin Price £9.99 Chrysalis by Anna Metcalfe Price £9.99 Arrangements in Blue by Amy Key Price £10.99 Roman Stories by Jhumpa Lahiri Price £9.99 The Centre by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi Price £9.99 I Will Greet The Sun Again by Khashayar J. Khabushani Price £9.99 North Woods by Daniel Mason Price £9.99 The Vaster Wilds by Lauren Groff Price £9.99 She's Always Hungry by Eliza Clark Price £9.99 Booker Longlist My Friends by Hisham Matar Price £9.99 Chandler's Pick Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar Price £9.99 Greta and Valdin by Rebecca K Reilly Price £9.99 All That Glitters by Orlando Whitfield Price £10.99 Amy's Pick A Language of Limbs by Dylin Hardcastle Price £10.99 want to join us? Join the BookBar BookClub

Choose a book, add a card and let us know what message you'd like to include and we'll send a parcel straight to your loved one. Cards Kinky CARDS Lockdown Love Make someone's day by sending them a card. Birthday Wishes Other Occasions Thank You Happy-Making Scenes Farewell, My Lovely by Raymond Chandler Price £9.99 The Kitchen Book by Ella Risbridger Price £26.00 Tree by Aya Koda Price £11.99 Esme's Pick The Sisters by Jonas Hassen Khemiri Price £10.99 Polly's Pick Cathedrals by Claudia Pineiro Price £11.99 Villa Coco by Andrew Sean Greer Price £16.99 Bimbo by Ashley James Price £22.00 The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout Price £18.99 Upcoming Event! American Fantasy by Emma Straub Price £18.99 Smallie by Eden McKenzie-Goddard Price £16.99 Hunger and Thirst by Claire Fuller Price £18.99 Amy's Pick Solace House by Will Maclean Price £20.00 Fruit Fly by Josh Silver Price £16.99 A Deadly Episode by Anthony Horowitz Price £22.00 Porcupines by Fran Fabriczki Price £16.99 Signed MEDesque : Everyday Recipes with Mediterranean Roots by Georgina Hayden Price £26.00 The Return of the King: Book 3 by J.R.R. Tolkien Price £9.99 The Two Towers: Book 2 by J.R.R. Tolkien Price £9.99 The Fellowship of the Ring: Book 1 by J.R.R. Tolkien Price £9.99 BookBar BookClub: The Correspondent with Virginia Evans Price £18.00 Picked your card? Now choose a book to send with it. Browse our book recommendations

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The Grief of the Sea by Jennifer Edgecombe Bryan Wynter's 'Landscape, Zennor' by Jennifer Edgecombe (from 'The Grief of the Sea') The dark is the sea that has soaked through, dripping into buckets already full - night-time in the day; the granite blackened, the fields dimmed, the moon in each headlight. With each stroke of the paddle, you tried to keep time with the sea - the blue pulling you deeper into the undertow. In the gallery, my small body of water rests in front of your canoe your final form, unmoored. Buy Hardback Buy Paperback