Every month we read a new book. "Not yet translated" is our favourite genre.
We create materials that make reading deeper and easier — especially if English isn't your first language.
We talk about books, not "study English."
ABOUT THE CLUB
We read contemporary books in English and publish a literary magazine.
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We go through interactive word sets and notes.
Reading gets easier — key words and cultural references are already familiar.
The book is finished within a month at a comfortable pace.
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how we read
The book is split into parts, and then:
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Margin notes
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For each part of the book we gather details and cultural references that expand the reading experience. We sketch, dig through libraries, and follow the threads.
FAQ yeah!
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Bookflix is a book club. We read books in English and discuss them together.
Every month — a new book. We read at a comfortable pace, sharing thoughts, asking questions, discussing as we go.
Inside the club, everything you need to read with ease and depth: — notes on the text — word and phrase collections — discussion questions — a monthly quiz
But at the centre is always the book and the conversation around it.
We don't teach — but the reading rhythm is built so that before each section your vocabulary and cultural awareness expand, and the text opens up more fully.
Every month — a new book. We read at a comfortable pace, sharing thoughts, asking questions, discussing as we go.
Inside the club, everything you need to read with ease and depth: — notes on the text — word and phrase collections — discussion questions — a monthly quiz
But at the centre is always the book and the conversation around it.
We don't teach — but the reading rhythm is built so that before each section your vocabulary and cultural awareness expand, and the text opens up more fully.
Whatever your goal: — reading in the original with an active community — language practice
You're in the right place.
We're a good fit for anyone who wants to read in English — and do it regularly.
For those who care not just about "learning a language" but about being in the environment: reading, discussing, listening to others, and speaking yourself.
And for those who love books and want to share that with people from different cities and countries.
You're in the right place.
We're a good fit for anyone who wants to read in English — and do it regularly.
For those who care not just about "learning a language" but about being in the environment: reading, discussing, listening to others, and speaking yourself.
And for those who love books and want to share that with people from different cities and countries.
If you read in the original or in B1+/B2 adaptations — you'll be comfortable here.
For each book we prepare supporting materials to help you read without stress and stay in the flow.
There are no "levels" inside the club — everyone reads the same book, each at their own pace.
For each book we prepare supporting materials to help you read without stress and stay in the flow.
There are no "levels" inside the club — everyone reads the same book, each at their own pace.
For each book we prepare a Reading Pace Guide — a special calendar that breaks the book into sections, sets the reading pace, and maps out the schedule. It can also be folded into a little booklet to start your own Origami Library.
For each reading stage we prepare a Quizlet set with key or simply interesting vocabulary, plus supporting materials in the form of reader's notes that illustrate the book. Before each section, you browse the Quizlet sets and read our notes — reading becomes noticeably easier, the pace picks up, and you won't need a dictionary.
For each section we also prepare classic book club discussion questions. Discussion runs continuously — in text, voice, and in person at our Sunday meetings.
At the end of the month — a quiz. Not an exam, more of a final full stop: a chance to remember everything and run back through what you've read.
For each reading stage we prepare a Quizlet set with key or simply interesting vocabulary, plus supporting materials in the form of reader's notes that illustrate the book. Before each section, you browse the Quizlet sets and read our notes — reading becomes noticeably easier, the pace picks up, and you won't need a dictionary.
For each section we also prepare classic book club discussion questions. Discussion runs continuously — in text, voice, and in person at our Sunday meetings.
At the end of the month — a quiz. Not an exam, more of a final full stop: a chance to remember everything and run back through what you've read.
You find the book yourself — in any format you prefer: print, ebook, or audio.
We don't distribute books within the club.
If you're having trouble finding it — write to us and we'll point you to the easiest place to get it.
We don't distribute books within the club.
If you're having trouble finding it — write to us and we'll point you to the easiest place to get it.
This isn't a "lesson" or a mandatory call. It's a space where you can: — write — read others — reply — or just quietly observe
Discussion runs continuously. Plus every Sunday at 08:00 UTC we hold live meetings where you can talk through the week's reading in real time.
Discussion runs continuously. Plus every Sunday at 08:00 UTC we hold live meetings where you can talk through the week's reading in real time.
We read widely and choose by hand. We find it more interesting to discover new names than to follow the obvious bestsellers. Very often — almost always — we read brand new books. "Not yet translated" is our favourite genre.
Genres vary — from contemporary fiction to sci-fi and thrillers. No monotonous single-track rhythm.
Genres vary — from contemporary fiction to sci-fi and thrillers. No monotonous single-track rhythm.
You can write to us: — by email: hello@bookflix.media
You can join at any point.
You'll get access to all materials and can: — catch up with the current book — or simply start with the next one
Plus you'll get to see how everything is set up inside.
You'll get access to all materials and can: — catch up with the current book — or simply start with the next one
Plus you'll get to see how everything is set up inside.
No messengers. The whole community lives on a sleek, purpose-built platform where the focus is entirely on club materials and events. With convenient apps for iOS and Android.
Where the club lives
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Its form is unusual: two magazines bound as one — Bookflix and Narratoscope — a second editorial voice that may or may not exist, but is taken with full creative seriousness, like a literary alter ego living by its own rules.
Bookflix publishes an independent literary magazine.
Essays, symbolic analysis, unexpected reading routes, interviews, visual experiments, and original fiction — all inside one object.
Essays, symbolic analysis, unexpected reading routes, interviews, visual experiments, and original fiction — all inside one object.
Imagine a podcast you listen to at night — you know the kind: "just one more episode and then I'll sleep."
Now imagine: one day a new episode doesn't come out.
Because the hosts have vanished.
Benny and Joy are the perfect duo — the kind of friendship people envy. He shows up to record — and finds an empty house and the feeling that something has gone wrong. And instead of a new story, he has to work through the old ones — especially the one Joy never told on air.
📖 This is a book you read like a podcast: fast, in one sitting. Except the further you go, the less lightness remains — and the more questions: how well do we really know the people we listen to?
A thriller about friendship, trust, and how easy it is to confuse someone's story with reality.
Now imagine: one day a new episode doesn't come out.
Because the hosts have vanished.
Benny and Joy are the perfect duo — the kind of friendship people envy. He shows up to record — and finds an empty house and the feeling that something has gone wrong. And instead of a new story, he has to work through the old ones — especially the one Joy never told on air.
📖 This is a book you read like a podcast: fast, in one sitting. Except the further you go, the less lightness remains — and the more questions: how well do we really know the people we listen to?
A thriller about friendship, trust, and how easy it is to confuse someone's story with reality.
The magazine's central theme — "Every Reader is a Lens" — explores how each reader creates their own unique interpretation of a text. Inside: in-depth interviews with the Bookflix team, Q&As with authors Janelle Brown and Annie Hartnett, plus a wealth of original essays and the opening chapter of the Narratoscope story.
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