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We are @florencemachine’s book club. Currently reading ‘Hagstone’ by Sinéad Gleeson 🌊

Joined July 2012
Our next pick is ‘Hagstone’ by @sineadgleeson: a gripping, haunting tale set on an isolated island off the coast of Ireland. It centres on a mysterious commune of women known as the Iníons who ‘live outside parameters the world was desperate to impose on them’.
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We’re back! Touring tends to rob me of my ability to read, the adrenaline and exhaustion makes it harder to concentrate, and along with recovering from literally almost dancing myself to death I found myself in a bit of a reading slump.
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BTB is thrilled to announce our spring book club pick is ‘Priestdaddy’ by the poet and Booker Prize-shortlisted novelist Patricia Lockwood. @TriciaLockwood @penguinukbooks
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👻 new book announcement! 👻 our next read is Shirley Jackson’s spooky classic, ‘The Haunting of Hill House’
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Kiran Millwood Hargrave, author of our current read THE DANCE TREE, shares some of the books that inspired her feverish novel 🔥💃🏻 ⁦@Kiran_MH⁩
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Sinéad Gleeson on Dance Fever. @sineadgleeson Sinéad is a former music journalist, author of ‘Constellations’ and editor. She edited ‘This Woman’s Work: Essays on Music’ with Kim Gordon. We will be sharing a Dance Fever inspired recommendation from her soon!
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some essential film viewing to get you feeling feverish. and we may have literary recommendations to come…
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DANCE FEVER is out now 🌕✨ a fairytale in 14 songs
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Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield
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We’re so excited to announce that our next book pick is @JuliaArmfield’s spectacular debut novel, Our Wives Under The Sea! 🌊
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In ‘The Visibility Trap’, Dr Mary McGill examines the intersections of sexism, surveillance and social media. The internet has given women more tools for self-representation than ever before. But with this comes the gaze of those looking back - shaming, scrutinising and judging
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