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Welcome To Emerald Book Club

by Admin | May 27, 2024 | Emerald Book Club

Welcome to Emerald Book Club! We are a community of book enthusiasts dedicated to exploring the world of literature together. Our club offers a space for readers of all genres to come together, share their love for books, and engage in meaningful discussions

Who We Are

At Emerald Book Club, we’re more than just a book club – we’re a community. We’re the early morning risers who can’t put down a good book, the night owls who lose track of time between pages, and everyone in between. We’re the dreamers, the thinkers, the storytellers, and the explorers. Together, we embark on literary adventures, uncover hidden gems, and share our passion for reading with the world.

About Us

At Emerald Book Club, we believe in the transformative power of literature. Founded in September 2018 by Joshua Jehudah, our club is a vibrant community of book enthusiasts dedicated to exploring the world of literature together. Whether you’re a seasoned bibliophile or a casual reader, there’s a place for you here. Our diverse membership spans across genres and backgrounds, united by our shared love for books and our desire to connect with fellow readers.

Book Reviews
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Writers Lift
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Our Pages

Home: Get acquainted with the latest news and events, and discover what’s new in the world of books.

About Us: Learn more about our club’s history, mission, and the team behind the scenes.

Book Lists: Explore our curated reading lists, featuring a diverse selection of books across genres.

Events: Stay updated on upcoming events, author talks, book swaps, and themed reading challenges.

Blog: Dive into articles, reviews, and member contributions, and join the conversation.

Join Us: Become a member of the Emerald Book Club and unlock exclusive benefits and opportunities.

Contact: Reach out to us with your questions, suggestions, or just to say hello.

Events

Join us for our next event:

End of Month Book Club Meeting: Date: Last Wednesday of each month 8 PM GMT – Bring a book, take a book, and enjoy lively discussions with fellow book lovers.
Book Club Wednesday: Date: Every Wednesday 1 PM GMT – Dive deep into the latest literary gems as our passionate readers share their insights, opinions, and recommendations. Discover your next must-read!
Poetic Flows Podcast: Date: Every Monday 8 PM GMT – Join us for poetry

Join Us Today!

Whether you’re looking for your next great read, eager to engage in thought-provoking discussions, or simply seeking connection with fellow book lovers, you’ve come to the right place. Join us on our journey as we celebrate the written word, one page at a time.

Welcome to Emerald Book Club – where every story has a place and every reader belongs.

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Harnessing the Power of Books

by Admin | Jan 8, 2026 | Emerald Book Club, Books

Harnessing the Power of Books: Inspiring Community and Environmental Change

Books spark more than imagination—they ignite real community projects and environmental change. At Emerald Book Club, readers like you turn stories into action, creating ripples of impact beyond the page. Join us to see how literary exploration fuels meaningful change and connects passionate readers worldwide. Ready to be part of something bigger? Explore more about using books to inspire action.

Books as Catalysts for Change

Books have the incredible ability to ignite change in the real world. They serve as powerful tools for sparking community projects and driving environmental change, creating a bridge between imagination and action.

Inspiring Community Projects

Books inspire more than just thoughts; they inspire action. When you read a compelling story, it can light a spark that leads to community-driven efforts. Take, for instance, a local reading group that decided to transform their town’s abandoned lot into a community garden after reading a novel about urban agriculture. This project not only beautified the area but also brought neighbors together, strengthening community bonds.

Community Gardens: Inspired by stories about nature, readers have cultivated shared spaces.
Literacy Programs: By organizing book drives, members ensure everyone has access to inspiring stories.
Explore more on using books to discuss social issues.

Books can be a starting point for real community engagement and transformation.

Driving Environmental Change

Literature also plays a pivotal role in environmental activism. Books about nature and climate change can move readers to take action. Imagine reading a compelling tale about a forest and feeling the urge to protect similar habitats in your own backyard.

Eco-Workshops: After a book discussion, members organized workshops on recycling and conservation.
Nature Walks: Inspired by nature-themed stories, members participate in clean-up drives.

Environmental change starts with awareness, and books foster this awareness, inviting readers to become active participants in the planet’s care.

Emerald Book Club’s Impact

Emerald Book Club champions the cause of literary-driven change. By uniting readers globally and fostering literary exploration, we aim to create a ripple effect of positive impact.

Uniting Global Readers

Emerald Book Club is more than just a club; it’s a global community. With over 1000 members in 50 countries, book lovers everywhere are connected. Whether you’re in New York or Nairobi, you share stories and ideas with fellow members worldwide.

Global Reach: Participation from diverse cultures enriches discussions and broadens perspectives.

Books connect us across the globe, creating a network of readers who are inspired to make a difference.

Fostering Literary Exploration

At the heart of our club is a passion for literary exploration. Members dive into diverse genres, from contemporary fiction to classic literature, finding new ways to interpret the world around them. This exploration encourages creativity and sparks discussions that lead to real-world applications.

Author Talks: Engage with writers to gain deeper insights into the stories you love.
Genre Expansion: Explore new genres and discover new favorites.

By exploring literature, members gain fresh perspectives and the courage to act on them.

Join the Movement

Emerald Book Club invites you to be part of a community that values books as tools for change. Dive into the world of literary exploration and see how your passion for reading can create meaningful impact.

Be Part of the Community

When you join Emerald Book Club, you become part of a welcoming and inclusive community. Here, your love for books finds a new home, and you connect with others who share your passion.

Inclusive Environment: Everyone is welcome, no matter their background or reading preferences.
Shared Passion: Connect with others who love books as much as you do.

Engage in Meaningful Projects

Books are just the beginning. Through Emerald Book Club, you can participate in projects that use literature to drive change. Whether it’s organizing a book drive or leading an environmental workshop, the possibilities are endless.

Community Projects: Lend a hand in initiatives that make a real difference.
Environmental Efforts: Join projects focused on sustainability and conservation.

Books have the power to inspire, and Emerald Book Club offers a platform to turn that inspiration into reality. By joining, you not only enjoy the joy of reading but also become part of a movement for change.

How Literature Builds Bridges

by Admin | Jan 8, 2026 | Books, Emerald Book Club, Reading

How Literature Builds Bridges: The Power of Stories to Connect and Empathize

Literature has a special way of drawing us closer, sparking empathy through stories that speak to our shared humanity. When you immerse yourself in diverse stories, you don’t just read—you connect, understand, and feel alongside others. Join our community to explore how literature builds bridges and strengthens social connection, one powerful story at a time. Learn more about how reading cultivates empathy here.

The Power of Literature

Stories That Connect Us

Stories have a magical way of bringing us together. Each tale is a thread that weaves into the fabric of our shared humanity. When you open a book, you enter a new world, and in that world, you find pieces of yourself mirrored back. Whether it’s the struggles of a hero or the quiet moments of love, stories reflect our own lives. They create connections, allowing us to see through someone else’s eyes. Imagine the last time you read a story that moved you deeply. That feeling was more than just a fleeting moment; it was a bridge to another’s experience.

Empathy Through Diverse Stories

Reading diverse stories opens doors to empathy. When you read about lives different from your own, you develop a deeper understanding of others. Take, for example, a story about a young girl in a distant country overcoming challenges you haven’t faced. Her journey might be different, but the emotions resonate universally. This is the power of literature. It doesn’t just tell you about someone else’s life; it invites you to walk alongside them.

You might think you know a lot about the world, but literature can surprise you. Research shows that reading can increase empathy and emotional intelligence. This is because stories help us feel what others feel, making us more compassionate.

Building Social Connections

Literature as a Bridge

Books are more than just stories; they are bridges that connect us to others. Imagine discussing a book with a friend and realizing you both felt the same about a character’s journey. That shared experience builds a bond. Reading together, whether in person or online, connects us. It gives us common ground to explore and discuss, making our connections stronger.

Literature also bridges gaps between cultures and communities. It reveals new perspectives, allowing us to understand and appreciate diversity. When we read stories from different cultures, we gain insights into their lives and traditions, fostering mutual respect.

The Role of Book Clubs

Book clubs play a vital role in building social connections. They bring readers together to share insights and experiences. These gatherings are more than just meetings; they are communities where friendships blossom. In a book club, you discuss more than just plot and characters. You explore themes, share personal reflections, and sometimes even disagree. This dialogue enriches our understanding and deepens connections.

Think about joining a book club like the Emerald Book Club. It’s a space where readers from all walks of life come together. Here, discussions go beyond the pages to touch on real-world issues and personal experiences. Through these interactions, book clubs create a sense of belonging and foster lasting friendships.

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Explore New Perspectives

Joining a book club like Emerald can open up a world of new perspectives. You won’t just read; you’ll experience stories through the eyes of others. Each meeting is an opportunity to hear different viewpoints and explore genres you might not choose on your own. This diversity enriches your reading experience and broadens your understanding. Whether it’s a sci-fi adventure or a poignant memoir, you’ll find something that challenges and inspires you.

Exploring new perspectives doesn’t just happen within the pages. At Emerald, you’ll engage in discussions that challenge your assumptions and expand your worldview. This is where true growth happens, as you learn from others and share your insights.

Connect with Fellow Readers 📚

The joy of reading is multiplied when shared. At Emerald Book Club, you’ll connect with fellow readers who share your passion for stories. Imagine a community where you can discuss your latest read, ask questions, and get recommendations. Here, you’ll find encouragement to explore new genres and authors, enhancing your literary journey.

Most people think reading is a solitary activity, but at Emerald, it’s a social experience. You’ll build friendships, participate in events, and become part of a global network of book lovers. Don’t wait to discover the connections and growth that await you. Join us and become part of a community where literature truly builds bridges.

In conclusion, literature is more than just words on a page; it’s a powerful tool for connection and empathy. By reading diverse stories, we open ourselves to new worlds and perspectives. Through book clubs, we find community and shared experiences that enrich our lives. So, grab a book, join a club, and let the magic of literature connect you with others.

Unlock the World: Benefits of Joining a Global Book Club for Avid Readers

by Admin | Jan 6, 2026 | Emerald Book Club, Books, Reading

Most book clubs feel small, local, and limited. But what if your next read connected you with people from 50 countries? Joining a global book club lets you share stories with avid readers who bring fresh perspectives and heartfelt discussions. In this community-driven space, every voice matters and every book sparks new ideas. Ready to explore how an inclusive book club can enrich your reading life? Read more here.

Connect with a Global Community

Imagine turning pages with friends across the globe. That’s the magic of a global book club. You’ll discover stories that transcend borders, all while forming connections that could last a lifetime.

Meet Fellow Avid Readers

When you join a global book club, you’re not just signing up to read books. You’re entering a world of friendship with people who share your passion. Imagine chatting about the latest novel with someone in Japan, or exchanging thoughts on a classic with a friend in Brazil. No matter where you are, there’s always someone ready to dive into a story with you.

Real Stories: Maria from Spain and Joe from Canada became fast friends over their love of historical fiction. They now swap recommendations regularly!
Global Reach: With over 1,000 chapters in 50 countries, you’ll find friends wherever you go.

Curious about how others have benefited from joining a book club? Check out these inspiring stories.

Share Your Literary Passions

It’s one thing to read a book; it’s another to share your thoughts on it. In a global book club, you can express your literary loves and discover new favorites. Whether you adore fantasy or prefer non-fiction, there’s a space for your voice.

Discussion Topics: From character development to plot twists, every discussion offers fresh insights.
Personal Growth: Sharing your thoughts helps you see books from angles you never considered.

Need more reasons to share your literary journey with others? Explore the benefits.

Enjoy Community-Driven Events

Imagine a calendar filled with book festivals, author talks, and themed reading nights. Community events like these make book clubs exciting. They offer a way to engage beyond the pages and into real-world experiences.

Events Galore: From poetry readings to literary debates, there’s something for everyone.
Social Impact: Participate in events that blend literature with social causes, like eco-themed storytelling.

Discover more about the events that make book clubs special here.

Explore Diverse Literary Genres

Every book club meeting is a chance to explore a new genre. You’ll expand your reading list and maybe even find a new favorite. Ready to see what’s beyond your usual bookshelf?

Broaden Your Reading Horizons

In a global book club, you’re encouraged to step out of your comfort zone. This might mean exploring a sci-fi novel when you usually stick to biographies or diving into poetry for the first time. Each meeting is a passport to new literary worlds.

Genre Variety: From thrillers to romance, you’ll explore every corner of the literary universe.
Unexpected Finds: Members often discover hidden gems they wouldn’t have picked up otherwise.

Learn how joining a book club can broaden your literary horizons by clicking here.

Engage in Literary Exploration

Books aren’t just stories; they’re invitations to explore new ideas. Each discussion in your club is a chance to dig deeper into themes, characters, and plots. You’ll gain insights that turn each book into a new adventure.

Deep Dives: Explore themes like identity, culture, and morality with fellow readers.
Interactive Discussions: Engage with perspectives that challenge and enrich your own.

Discover New Perspectives

Joining a global book club is like unlocking a treasure chest of diverse viewpoints. Each book discussion introduces you to perspectives you may never have considered, enriching your understanding of the world.

Cultural Exchange: Learn about different cultures through stories and discussions.
Broadened Worldview: Gain empathy and understanding for experiences different from your own.

Inclusive and Supportive Environment

A global book club is about more than just reading. It’s about creating a space where everyone feels heard and valued. Here, inclusivity isn’t just a goal; it’s a way of life.

Embrace Diverse Voices

Every member brings something unique to the table. Whether it’s a new perspective or a book recommendation, your voice adds value. You’ll find a welcoming environment where everyone is encouraged to share.

Inclusive Atmosphere: All voices are celebrated, making discussions rich and rewarding.
New Friendships: Connect with people you might never meet otherwise.

Foster Meaningful Discussions

Meaningful conversations are the heartbeat of any book club. Here, you’ll engage in discussions that are as captivating as the books themselves. It’s a chance to deep dive into topics that matter to you.

Engaging Conversations: Discuss books that tackle big ideas and contemporary issues.
Shared Insights: Each discussion offers new insights, broadening your understanding.

Grow Through Shared Experiences

In a global book club, growth happens together. As you share stories and experiences, you’ll find yourself on a journey of personal development alongside your peers.

Collective Growth: Learn from the experiences and insights of your fellow readers.
Empowerment Through Literature: Discover how books can transform your thinking and inspire change.

Joining a global book club opens doors to experiences and friendships that enrich your reading life. Ready to turn the page on your next adventure?

Word of The Day Interpolate

by Admin | Jan 6, 2026 | Word of the Day, Emerald Book Club, Vocabulary

INTERPOLATE

To interpolate means to insert something—such as words, ideas, or data—into a sequence, text, or set where it does not originally appear, often in order to clarify, explain, or estimate missing information.

📘 Definitions

insert (something of a different nature) into something else.

to alter or corrupt (something, such as a text) by inserting new or foreign matter

to add something in the middle of a text, piece of music

✍️ Example Sentence

“The editor chose to interpolate a short explanation to help readers better understand the passage.”
“The artist chose to interpolate different styles and techniques in their latest paintings”
“illustrations were interpolated in the text”

🌱 Why We Love This Word

Interpolate is a versatile word used across literature, mathematics, data analysis, and everyday conversation. It reminds us that meaning can be expanded thoughtfully by filling gaps with care and intention, rather than assumption.

💬 Members’ Thoughts

What does interpolate mean to you?

Have you encountered this word in reading, writing, or data work?
How do you see interpolation helping clarify ideas or information?

Share your reflections in the comments below and join the discussion.

🏆 Vote for Your Favourite Word

Members are invited to share their favourite words throughout the day. At the end of the session, we’ll vote for the most insightful or inspiring word shared by the community.

Add your voice and help us choose today’s winning word.

📚 Join Us Every Tuesday

Vocabulary Tuesdays at Emerald Book Club is a space to explore language, strengthen communication skills, and connect through shared learning.

Discover new meaning—one word at a time.

Im Not Really 60

by Admin | Jan 5, 2026 | Life Poems, Poems, Poetry

Im Not Really 60 by Ms M J Hill

That's not my age; it's just not true.
  My heart is young; the time just flew.
  I'm staring at this strange old face,
  And someone else is in my place!

  My body's not in disrepair.
  I've not much grey in my brown hair.
  I sometimes feel a little tired
  But go for jogs when I'm inspired.

  This old age thing is not for me.
  Concessions given, prescriptions free.
  I'll just pretend I'm in my prime.
  To age too fast would be a crime.

  I'm just not 60 in my head.
  It's still so long till I am dead,
  So please don't see me in that way.
  I'm staying young, if that's OK!

The Ballad Of Rum

The Ballad Of Rum

by Admin | Jan 5, 2026 | Poems, Life Poems, Poetry

The Ballad Of Rum by Peter R Wolveridge

A dog wandered into our garden one day,
A friendly old mutt, didn’t look like a stray.
We never discovered whence he had come,
But we brushed him and fed him and the kids called him Rum.

Now as family members, even dogs must work hard,
So we put Rum on duty next door in our yard,
Bright eyed and watchful by night and by day,
But not much of a guard dog, I’m sorry to say.

He barked at the cats and he’d bark at a toad,
He barked at the cattle outside on the road,
He barked at the horses – so where did he fail?
You see, Rum liked people, and he just wagged his tail.

He liked the yard labour, an amiable bunch.
They fed our dog tidbits and scraps from their lunch.
Rum wolfed it all down, but to our dismay
He seemed to get fatter with each passing day.

Then one night when Rum was laid at his ease,
A burglar crept in just as quiet as you please.
He saw no alarms, heard no siren howling,
No guard dog for sure, there’d be barking and growling.

But Rum was awake and he’d seen him alright,
Delighted with company this time of the night,
He flew through the yard, his new friend to greet,
And his weight bowled the burglar right off of his feet.

The intruder got up and ran off with a wail
And Rum right behind him still wagging his tail.
He departed the yard he’d come in to burgle
Like a champion athlete clearing a hurdle.

But Rum couldn’t jump gates, so sadly instead
He picked up the thief’s wallet and went back to bed.
Next morning the evidence everyone viewed,
When Rum brought it to us, (just a little bit chewed).

Once given the wallet, the police didn’t fail
To capture the burglar and put him in jail.
His confession like wildfire spread through the town,
How a big vicious guard dog had knocked the thief down.

We all howled with laughter when we heard the story,
And Rum was our hero, he was basking in glory.
There’s been no attempts since to burgle our yard,
For everyone knows now that Rum is on guard.

Creating Inclusive Reading Spaces for Mindful Book Lovers

by Admin | Jan 5, 2026 | Emerald Book Club, Community Events, Reading

Reading should never feel like a lonely journey or a closed door. For mindful book lovers craving connection, inclusive reading spaces open new worlds where diverse literature brings us closer. In this post, you’ll find how community book clubs like Emerald Book Club create welcoming environments that celebrate every voice and cultivate a global reading network. Join us and see how your next favorite story can spark more than just imagination.

Importance of Inclusive Reading Spaces

Fostering Mindfulness in Reading

Imagine reading in a place where every story feels like it’s written just for you. Inclusive spaces provide the comfort and tranquility needed for mindful reading. These environments encourage you to slow down and savor each page, making reading a truly immersive experience. Mindful book lovers find that these spaces enhance their ability to focus, allowing the stories to unfold naturally and meaningfully.

Books become more than words on a page; they transform into experiences that soothe the mind and nurture the soul. This isn’t just about reading; it’s about cultivating a deeper connection with the text. In these moments, you discover insights and emotions that might otherwise remain hidden in the hustle of everyday life.

The magic of these spaces lies in the simplicity of just being present with a book. They offer a refuge from the clamor of modern life, inviting you to embrace the quiet joy of reading. Here’s the key insight: when reading becomes a mindful practice, it opens doors to new realms of understanding and reflection.

Building Community Connections

But these spaces offer more than solitary journeys. They are also about forging connections. Community book clubs, like Emerald Book Club, bring people together, creating networks that thrive on shared passions. When you join a community that celebrates diverse voices, you’re not just a member; you’re part of a global family.

These connections go beyond the pages. They extend into real-world friendships, discussions, and collaborations. Think about the joy of discussing your latest read with someone who feels the same excitement. It’s like finding a treasure trove of perspectives and insights that enrich your understanding of the book.

Most people think reading is a solitary activity, but in reality, it’s a bridge to other minds. By engaging with others, you learn to appreciate literature from a multitude of angles, deepening your appreciation and expanding your horizons.

Creating an Inclusive Book Club

Creating an inclusive book club is not just about gathering people; it’s about celebrating differences and building something meaningful together. Let’s explore how clubs like Emerald Book Club make this happen.

Celebrating Diverse Literature

Diverse literature is at the heart of inclusive book clubs. It’s about embracing stories from all corners of the world, ensuring every voice is heard. When you read diverse books, you step into the shoes of characters from different backgrounds, experiencing their joys, struggles, and triumphs.

This journey through diverse narratives fosters empathy and understanding. It breaks down barriers and challenges preconceived notions, allowing you to see the world through a broader lens. Each book is a doorway to new cultures, ideas, and philosophies, enriching your worldview.

Consider the impact of reading a story from a culture you’re unfamiliar with. It’s like traveling without leaving your chair, offering a fresh perspective on life’s complexities. These books don’t just entertain; they teach and inspire, making you a more informed and compassionate individual.

Engaging Global Reading Networks 📚

Book clubs today are not confined by geography. With over 1000 chapters in 50 countries, Emerald Book Club exemplifies a global network. This allows you to connect with readers worldwide, sharing experiences and insights.

Such networks foster dialogue and collaboration across borders. They are platforms where you can discuss your favorite books with someone on the other side of the world, gaining insights you might never encounter otherwise. This global engagement is a testament to the unifying power of literature.

The longer you wait to join such a network, the more you miss out on these enriching experiences. The world of literature is vast, and being part of a global community ensures you never explore it alone. Learn more about setting up an inclusive play space for reading.

Benefits for Mindful Book Lovers

For mindful book lovers, the advantages of inclusive reading spaces and communities are numerous. Let’s delve into how these benefits manifest.

Encouraging Literary Exploration

Inclusive spaces encourage you to explore genres and authors you might not typically choose. This exploration is crucial for cultivating a diverse reading palate. When you venture beyond your usual selections, you discover hidden gems that expand your literary horizons.

Exploration leads to discovery. You learn to appreciate different writing styles and themes, enhancing your understanding and enjoyment of literature. This continuous learning keeps your mind engaged and curious, driving your passion for reading.

Exploring new genres is like opening a new chapter in your reading journey. It refreshes your enthusiasm and introduces you to stories that might become lifelong favorites. Here’s the key insight: variety in reading not only entertains but enriches your life with new knowledge and perspectives.

Empowering Personal Growth Through Books 🌍

Books have the power to transform. They inspire personal growth by challenging your beliefs and encouraging reflection. Reading diverse literature in an inclusive community empowers you to think critically and empathetically.

Through books, you explore complex themes and ideas, gaining insights that apply to real-life situations. This empowerment extends beyond the pages, influencing your actions and interactions in the world. Reading becomes a catalyst for personal and social change.

In an inclusive reading space, you’re surrounded by others who share this journey of growth. Together, you support and inspire each other, creating a community where everyone’s potential is nurtured. The impact of this shared growth is profound and far-reaching.

Inclusive reading spaces are vital for fostering mindfulness and community. They offer a sanctuary for readers to explore, connect, and grow. So, why wait? Join the community and discover how your next book can change your life.

Top Dark Humour Books

by Admin | Jan 2, 2026 | Emerald Book Club, Books

Who does not love a bit of dark humour ehh?

Dark humor (also known as black humor or black comedy) is a style of comedy that treats serious, morbid, or taboo subjects with bitter amusement. The humor arises from the incongruity of finding amusement in grim topics such as death, disease, violence, war, discrimination, or suffering

For all the dark humour fans out there, this list was made just for you. Which book is missing on the list? which is your favorite book on the list? what a great list

Good Omens

by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

This book offers a more lighthearted take on the apocalypse, with an angel and a demon trying to prevent the end of the world. It is widely considered a brilliantly funny and witty novel

My Sister, the Serial Killer

by Oyinkan Braithwaite

This novel is a “short, sharp, murder-filled fun” story that focuses on the complex relationship between Korede and her sister, Ayoola, who has a habit of killing her boyfriends. Reviewers on Goodreads praise the book’s blend of crime, romance, and family saga, as well as its “acerbic humour”.

Bunny

by Mona Awad

This book is a highly recommended dark comedy. It is described as disturbing, hilarious, and unhinged, making it a strong choice for those who enjoy a touch of horror with their humor

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine

by Gail Honeyman

This Sunday Times bestselling novel blends humour with poignant themes, exploring loneliness and social awkwardness through its memorable protagonist. It has been described as an unforgettable literary fiction novel that is both hilarious and tragic

American Psycho

by Bret Easton Ellis

According to commentators on Reddit, if a reader understands this novel as a satire, they “will howl” at its depiction of a 1980s New York investment banker and serial killer. The book sends out “Promising Young Woman vibes” according to a reviewer.

Catch-22

by Joseph Heller

A seminal work of dark satire, this novel critiques the logic of war through the absurd experiences of Captain John Yossarian and other airmen in World War II. Its exploration of bureaucracy and madness is a classic of the genre.

A Confederacy of Dunces

by John Kennedy Toole

Praised as “pure chaotic brilliance,” this book follows the misadventures of Ignatius J. Reilly, a delusional genius whose attempts to navigate the modern world result in hilarious and disastrous consequences.

A Clockwork Orange

by Anthony Burgess

This dystopian novel is an intense read that uses dark humour and satire to explore free will, morality, and social control in a futuristic, violent society.

Slaughterhouse-Five, or The Children’s Crusade: A Duty-Dance with Death

by Kurt Vonnegut

Almost any Vonnegut book is highly recommended for dark humour. This one uses science fiction elements and gallows humour to tackle the bombing of Dresden during World War II, a deeply dark and personal subject for the author.

Ode Written On The First Of January

by Admin | Jan 1, 2026 | Life Poems, Poems, Poetry

Ode Written On The First Of January by Robert Southey

Come melancholy Moralizer—come!
Gather with me the dark and wintry wreath;
   With me engarland now
   The SEPULCHRE OF TIME!

Come Moralizer to the funeral song!
I pour the dirge of the Departed Days,
   For well the funeral song
   Befits this solemn hour.

But hark! even now the merry bells ring round
With clamorous joy to welcome in this day,
   This consecrated day,
   To Mirth and Indolence.

Mortal! whilst Fortune with benignant hand
Fills to the brim thy cup of happiness,
   Whilst her unclouded sun
   Illumes thy summer day,

Canst thou rejoice—rejoice that Time flies fast?
That Night shall shadow soon thy summer sun?
   That swift the stream of Years
   Rolls to Eternity?

If thou hast wealth to gratify each wish,
If Power be thine, remember what thou art—
   Remember thou art Man,
   And Death thine heritage!

Hast thou known Love? does Beauty's better sun
Cheer thy fond heart with no capricious smile,
   Her eye all eloquence,
   Her voice all harmony?

Oh state of happiness! hark how the gale
Moans deep and hollow o'er the leafless grove!
   Winter is dark and cold—
   Where now the charms of Spring?

Sayst thou that Fancy paints the future scene
In hues too sombrous? that the dark-stol'd Maid
   With stern and frowning front
   Appals the shuddering soul?

And would'st thou bid me court her faery form
When, as she sports her in some happier mood,
   Her many-colour'd robes
   Dance varying to the Sun?

Ah vainly does the Pilgrim, whose long road
Leads o'er the barren mountain's storm-vext height,
   With anxious gaze survey
   The fruitful far-off vale.

Oh there are those who love the pensive song
To whom all sounds of Mirth are dissonant!
   There are who at this hour
   Will love to contemplate!

For hopeless Sorrow hails the lapse of Time,
Rejoicing when the fading orb of day
   Is sunk again in night,
   That one day more is gone.

And he who bears Affliction's heavy load
With patient piety, well pleas'd he knows
   The World a pilgrimage,
   The Grave the inn of rest.

31st December

by Admin | Dec 31, 2025 | December Poems, Poems, Poetry

31st December Poem by Gajanan Mishra

Last day of the year,
Today,31st December, dear,
I hope you all on this very day,
Stay and enjoy without fear.
Live a life of human being
With compassion, forgive
And forget all for any action.
Live a life with nectar, my dear,
And see, everyone as your
Near and dear and keep all
Together, treat them as
One family members, all love,
All peace be with you
During the whole next new year.

Gajanan Mishra