Left Book Club

The Left Book Club was a British organization founded in 1936 to promote socialist ideas through literature. It aimed to educate and engage its members by distributing politically relevant books, often focusing on topics like class struggle, social justice, and anti-fascism. Each month, members would receive a selected book, along with discussion materials, fostering a sense of community and activism. The club played a significant role in shaping leftist thought in the UK, attracting notable authors and intellectuals, and contributing to the wider political discourse during a period of significant social change.