Book Fair 2014 will be held in the capital of Russia Automatic translate

MOSCOW. The next 27th International Book Fair will open on September 3 at VDNH. According to writers, this is one of the most important events in the book market in Russia.

In 2013, the largest Russian book forum was attended by more than 1,200 publishing companies from 57 countries. The event will be held on a similar scale this year. It is expected that over 200 thousand publications published in different languages ​​of the world will be presented at the book fair and exhibition, of which more than 40 thousand are the new items of this year.

The organizers of the exhibition promise to hold about 500 various actions aimed at solving industry problems and establishing productive contacts with publishers, authors, readers and sellers. Also, as part of the International Moscow Book Fair, traditionally will be held the award ceremony in the publishing industry. The ceremony participants will be nominated for three prizes - “Book of the Year”, “Electronic Letter” and “Book Art”.

Recall that the International Book Exhibition was first held in Moscow in 1977. Every year, this ambitious forum in the field of book publishing and literature is of increasing interest among writers around the world. The motto of the fair is “A Book in the Service of Peace and Progress”. The forum will feature publications of various genres in the literature. As for the cultural program of the fair, it is extremely diverse: it includes art exhibitions, and meetings with writers, and book premieres, and film screenings, as well as various concert programs.

The writers’ particular interest in the book fair is caused not only by the extensive cultural program, but also by the opportunity to communicate with bright and talented authors. In different years, the International Moscow Book Fair was visited by such famous writers as Sergey Lukyanenko, Paolo Coelho, Alexandra Marinina, Mikhail Weller, Janusz Vishnevsky, Tonino Guerro, Edward Radzinsky, Bernard Werber, Dina Rubina and many others.

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