Queer Book Club Vienna |Carmilla by Sheridan Le Fanu 📚🌈

Join the Queer Book Club Vienna in July!

Looking for a space to discuss queer literature and meet like-minded people? The Queer Book Club Vienna at Villa Vida Café invites you to our July session featuring the cult classic Carmilla by Sheridan Le Fanu. This groundbreaking vampire novella, which inspired Dracula, offers plenty of fascinating queer subtext to explore together.

On Sunday, July 13, 2025, from 14:00 to 17:00, join us for an engaging discussion about this Gothic tale of desire, identity, and fear. Whether you’re a longtime fan of queer literature or just starting out, this is a welcoming space for everyone interested in LGBTQ+ narratives.

What to Expect at Queer Book Club Vienna – July: Carmilla

📖 Engaging Discussion – Dive into the queer themes, characters, and symbolism of Carmilla.
🏳️‍🌈 Inclusive & Safe Space – Enjoy open, respectful conversations in a queer-centered environment.
🦇 A Gothic Classic Through a Queer Lens – Share your interpretations and discover new perspectives.
🍷 Cozy Café Atmosphere – Sip drinks, enjoy snacks, and chat at Villa Vida Café.

Who Can Join?

🌈 Open to all LGBTQ+ book lovers who want to discuss queer literature in good company.

How to Participate

📚 Read Carmilla – Pick up the book and bring your thoughts to share.
📝 No reading requirement – You’re welcome even if you didn’t finish the book!
💬 Drop in, listen, and contribute – Participation is casual and friendly.

Why Attend Queer Book Club Vienna?

• 🌍 Explore Queer Gothic Fiction – Examine the groundbreaking Carmilla through an LGBTQ+ perspective.
• 🏳️‍⚧️ Connect with the Community – Meet others passionate about queer stories and literature.
• 📖 Learn & Share – Discover historical and cultural insights about queer representation in classic literature.
• ✨ A Relaxed & Thought-Provoking Afternoon – Connect over stories that matter to our community.

Internal Links

📌 Check out more Villa Vida Events
📌 Learn about LGBTQIA+ community meetups in Vienna
📌 o*books Wien