Organised by The House of St Barnabas
This June, Virago celebrates 50 years of pioneering feminist publishing, and the Feminist Book Society are marking their 5th birthday!
About this event
We are hosting a very special event, with Virago and The Feminist Book Society. You will get behind-the-scenes At Virago' — Meet the current publishing team leading the charge, championing the writing of women and underrepresented genders around the world, in this exclusive panel.
A Virago-themed bookshop hosted by our bookselling partner, BookBar
'Passing on the Apple' — Three beloved Virago authors (soon to be announced – you'll hear it first!) in conversation with Feminist Book Society about their work, their feminism, where we've got to, and, crucially – where we need to go next...
Virago merchandise and goodies
The chance to meet and mingle with fellow fans of iconic and agenda-setting feminist fiction and non-fiction
Get your early access tickets before they go on general sale — on sale now!
Virago: Since 1973, the international feminist publisher Virago has been championing writing by women and people of underrepresented genders, bringing their voices to the widest possible readership around the world, through fiction, non-fiction and the Virago Modern Classics list. Find out more at Virago.co.uk @viragopress
Feminist Book Society curating unique + unmissable author panels to spark THE feminist debates we should ALL be having right now! Join us and find out more here.
Please note member tickets are only open to House of St Barnabas Members.
18+
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House of St Barnabas is London’s only charity members club, on a mission to break the cycle of homelessness. We champion diversity and togetherness and hope to build a uniquely inclusive community in London for all.
Regrettably, due to the nature of our Grade 1 Listed building, there is limited disabled access. We always hope to accommodate your needs as well as we can, so please do email contact@hosb.org.uk for any specific enquiries.
For more information about The House of St Barnabas visit: www.hosb.org.uk