Apartheid ended in the early 1990s, meaning that for younger TNPS readers, the names of Fidel Castro and Nelson Mandela may be as meaningless as Jose Marti. A reminder of the importance of publishing in keeping history alive for future generations.
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Like all self-respecting book fairs and festivals nowadays, Bookafest has a professionals element ,“Publishers’ Forum,” where industry leaders can discuss trends and network.
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PublishNewsEs has the list of literary projects that will be supported by the Colegio de Costa Rica, part of the Costa Rican Ministry of Culture and Youth.
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Jamaica Book Festival 2024
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FILSD23 was marred by protests and calls for a boycott, because Israel was lined up as Guest of Honour, at a time when the Palestine crisis was still daily news, not a reporting afterthought.
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The United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) reported 3,884 killings and injuries related to gang violence in the first six months of the year.
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The 25th Santo Domingo International Book Fair.
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“High-quality educational resources can’t be improvised, they take years of investment to...
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Organised by the Costa Rican Book Chamber (CCL), the fair is a public-facing event. Spanning nine...
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Sadly the only coverage I could find of FIL Honduras this year was highly-politicised reportage...
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Other attractions suggest for all its political stagnation the Dominican Republic is not being...
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While I’m struggling here in West Africa with internet connectivity, as the irregular TNPS...
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