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Budapest Book Week to Feature 160 Publishers at Three Venues

• 6 Jun 2023 7:40 PM
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The largest festival of Hungarian contemporary literature will present 160 publishers at 145 book stands between June 8 and 11, the head of the Hungarian Publishers’ and Booksellers’ Association said.

The Festive Book Week will be organised for the 94th time with stands set up at Vörösmarty Square, Vigadó Square and the promenade along the Danube in downtown Budapest, the organisers said in a statement.

The festival will also feature literary talks and pop concerts.

Detailed program - in Hungarian - available here.

Source: Book Festival

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