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Welcome to the Service95 Book Club With Dua Lipa. Join Dua each month as she takes you into the world of a book she has loved – and talks to the writer who brought it to life. Expect reads that will make you laugh, cry, and even change the way you think. There are no rules when it comes to the books Dua chooses. Here, she shares her favourite reads straight from her bookshelf with you. Throughout each month, we’ll also be opening up the Service95 Book Club archive, so you can listen to even more of the thought-provoking, funny and insightful conversations Dua has had with her favourite authors over the past couple of years. Whether you read a book a week or haven’t finished one in a year, there's something for everyone here. We can't wait for you to join us. Find out more @service95bookclub

34 - You Asked, She Answered: Roxane Gay Addresses All Your Questions

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Service95 Book Club With Dua Lipa - Hallgatás Online

Epizódok

You Asked, She Answered: Roxane Gay Addresses All Your Questions

Roxane Gay Reads An Essay From Her Book, Bad Feminist

Is ‘Bad Feminist’ More Relevant Than Ever? Roxane Gay On Media, Misogyny And Finding Joy Amid the Fight

From The Archives – Crying In H Mart: Michelle Zauner On How Food Holds Memory, How Grief Can Remake Who We Are & Writing As An Act Of Survival

Jean-Baptiste Answers Your Questions

Jean-Baptise Del Amo Reads From The Son Of Man, Dua’s Monthly Read For February 2026

The Son Of Man: Jean-Baptiste Del Amo on Masculinity, Inherited Violence & Patriarchy

From The Archives – Lincoln In The Bardo: George Saunders On Writing With Empathy, Listening To The Past & Finding Light In The Depths Of Grief

Mark Ronson & Dua Lipa Answer Your Questions

Mark Ronson Reads From Night People, On Ambition, Friendship & Early Mistakes

Night People: Mark Ronson on DJing & 90s New York

From The Archive — The Vanishing Half: Brit Bennett On Identity, Invention & The Stories We Inherit

Ingvild Rishøi Reads from Brightly Shining, Dua’s Monthly Read for December

Brightly Shining: Ingvild Rishøi on Hope, Hardship & Reimagining a Christmas Classic

From the Archive – Just Kids: Patti Smith On Art, Memory & Life-Changing Connections

Margaret Atwood Answers Your Questions

Bonus Episode: The Handmaid’s Tale – Elisabeth Moss on Becoming Offred, Meeting Margaret Atwood & The Symbolism of the Handmaid’s Costume

Margaret Atwood Reads from Her Memoir, Book Of Lives, Reflecting on the Origins of Offred In The Handmaid’s Tale

The Handmaid’s Tale: Margaret Atwood on Power, Possession & Political Origins

From the Archive – Say Nothing: Patrick Radden Keefe On Conflict, Memory & The Cost Of Peace

Inside Flesh: David Szalay Answers Your Questions

David Szalay Reads from His Novel, Flesh, Exploring a Tour of Duty in Iraq

Flesh: David Szalay’s Spare and Unvarnished Portrait of a Man Adrift

From the Archive – Drive Your Plow Over The Bones Of The Dead: Olga Tokarczuk On Mysticism, Justice & William Blake

Percival Everett Reads from His Booker-Shortlisted Novel, The Trees

The Trees: Percival Everett on Satire, Justice & America’s Haunted Past

From the Archive – The Guest: Emma Cline On Outsiders, Delusion & Desire

Helen Garner Reads from Her Gripping Courtroom Drama, This House of Grief

This House of Grief: Helen Garner on Empathy, Guilt & Writing Through The Unthinkable

From the Archive – Trust: Hernan Diaz On Power, Silence & Who Gets To Tell The Story

Small Boat: Vincent Delecroix on Asylum, Responsibility & the Limits of Sympathy

From the Archive – On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous: Ocean Vuong On Beauty, Grief & The Language That Saves Us

Widow Basquiat: Jennifer Clement on Love, Art & 1980s New York

Introducing Service95 Book Club With Dua Lipa

Service95 Book Club With Dua Lipa - Hallgatás Online

Epizódok

You Asked, She Answered: Roxane Gay Addresses All Your Questions

Roxane Gay Reads An Essay From Her Book, Bad Feminist

Is ‘Bad Feminist’ More Relevant Than Ever? Roxane Gay On Media, Misogyny And Finding Joy Amid the Fight

From The Archives – Crying In H Mart: Michelle Zauner On How Food Holds Memory, How Grief Can Remake Who We Are & Writing As An Act Of Survival

Jean-Baptiste Answers Your Questions

Jean-Baptise Del Amo Reads From The Son Of Man, Dua’s Monthly Read For February 2026

The Son Of Man: Jean-Baptiste Del Amo on Masculinity, Inherited Violence & Patriarchy

From The Archives – Lincoln In The Bardo: George Saunders On Writing With Empathy, Listening To The Past & Finding Light In The Depths Of Grief

Mark Ronson & Dua Lipa Answer Your Questions

Mark Ronson Reads From Night People, On Ambition, Friendship & Early Mistakes

Night People: Mark Ronson on DJing & 90s New York

From The Archive — The Vanishing Half: Brit Bennett On Identity, Invention & The Stories We Inherit

Ingvild Rishøi Reads from Brightly Shining, Dua’s Monthly Read for December

Brightly Shining: Ingvild Rishøi on Hope, Hardship & Reimagining a Christmas Classic

From the Archive – Just Kids: Patti Smith On Art, Memory & Life-Changing Connections

Margaret Atwood Answers Your Questions

Bonus Episode: The Handmaid’s Tale – Elisabeth Moss on Becoming Offred, Meeting Margaret Atwood & The Symbolism of the Handmaid’s Costume

Margaret Atwood Reads from Her Memoir, Book Of Lives, Reflecting on the Origins of Offred In The Handmaid’s Tale

The Handmaid’s Tale: Margaret Atwood on Power, Possession & Political Origins

From the Archive – Say Nothing: Patrick Radden Keefe On Conflict, Memory & The Cost Of Peace

Inside Flesh: David Szalay Answers Your Questions

David Szalay Reads from His Novel, Flesh, Exploring a Tour of Duty in Iraq

Flesh: David Szalay’s Spare and Unvarnished Portrait of a Man Adrift

From the Archive – Drive Your Plow Over The Bones Of The Dead: Olga Tokarczuk On Mysticism, Justice & William Blake

Percival Everett Reads from His Booker-Shortlisted Novel, The Trees

The Trees: Percival Everett on Satire, Justice & America’s Haunted Past

From the Archive – The Guest: Emma Cline On Outsiders, Delusion & Desire

Helen Garner Reads from Her Gripping Courtroom Drama, This House of Grief

This House of Grief: Helen Garner on Empathy, Guilt & Writing Through The Unthinkable

From the Archive – Trust: Hernan Diaz On Power, Silence & Who Gets To Tell The Story

Small Boat: Vincent Delecroix on Asylum, Responsibility & the Limits of Sympathy

From the Archive – On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous: Ocean Vuong On Beauty, Grief & The Language That Saves Us

Widow Basquiat: Jennifer Clement on Love, Art & 1980s New York

Introducing Service95 Book Club With Dua Lipa

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From The Archives – Lincoln In The Bardo: George Saunders On Writing With Empathy, Listening To The Past & Finding Light In The Depths Of Grief