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[close] Exactly how many of those hilariously disastrous dates in Rosie’s Blake’s debut novel How to Get a (Love) Life were based on real-life experiences? Have there really been freestyling rappers, geography teachers on the cusp of a nervous breakdown and (gulp) sea kayakers in November? While we’re at it, what are Rosie’s secrets to writing hilarious prose and a corker of a rom-com? Can we do it too? What’s digital publishing like? And where does she get her ideas? Whether you’re writing your own novel and would like some tips or are dead keen to hear about the inspiration behind How to Get a (Love) Life, Rosie Blake will be here to answer YOUR questions all day (and night) on Thursday 10 April. Expect a day of fun, giggles, grilling and writery chat. To make it extra special, Rosie’s favourite question of the event will win a gorgeous pair of bookish earrings and a set of signed How to Get a (Love) Life postcards! Mmm prizes. Pour yourself a glass of wine and come hang out. We can't wait to see you!

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[close] Welcome to the Bookie Club, where six friends tackle their never-ending TBR stacks with the energy of a Sarah J. Maas plot twist and the drama of a Colleen Hoover ending. From enemies-to-lovers debates to sobbing over the latest five-star BookTok rec, this club is fueled by chaotic energy, snacks, and a mutual fear of spoilers. Whether it's hunting for dark academia vibes, fighting over who gets to annotate, or collectively thirsting over fictional characters, the Bookie Club proves that life’s better with good books and great friends.