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      • A literary festival, also known as a book festival or writers' festival, is a regular gathering of writers and readers, typically on an annual basis in a particular city. A literary festival usually features a variety of presentations and readings by authors, as well as other events, delivered over a period of several days, with the primary objectives of promoting the authors' books and fostering a love of literature and writing.
      Writers' conferences are sometimes designed to provide an intellectual and academic focus for groups of writers without the involvement of the general public.
      There are many literary festivals held around the world. Notable literary festivals include:


      Africa



      Port Harcourt Book Festival, October 20–25
      Chinua Achebe Literary Festival, November 16


      Asia




      = Asia-Pacific

      =

      Ubud Writers and Readers Festival (UWRF), held annually at Ubud, Bali in Indonesia (www.ubudwritersfestival.com)
      Gateway Litfest, February/ March
      Delhi Poetry Festival, January
      Dehradun Literature Festival, February
      Jashn-e-Rekhta, Urdu literary festival held annually in New Delhi
      Guntur International Poetry Festival (GIPF), held annually since 2008 in Guntur, India
      Adelaide Writers' Week, held annually during the Adelaide Festival of Arts in March
      Emirates Airline Festival of Literature, held annually in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
      Galle Literary Festival, January
      George Town Literary Festival
      Hay Festival Dhaka, November
      Hong Kong International Literary Festival, March
      Islamabad Literature Festival, April
      Jakarta International Literary Festival (JILF), August
      Jaipur Literary Festival, January, also JLF Adelaide in September/October
      Sindh Literature Festival, January/February/March
      Karachi Literature Festival, February
      Kerala Literature Festival, January
      Kuala Lumpur International Literary Festival, July
      Lahore Literary Festival, February
      Lit for Life, Chennai, Delhi January/February
      Lucknow Literary Festival, Lucknow, February/ March
      Malabar Literature Festival
      Mathrubhumi International Festival of Letters
      METAPHOR The Lucknow LitFest Lucknow December
      Nepal Literature Festival
      Newcastle, New South Wales National Young Writers' Festival, September/October
      Perth Writers' Festival, February/March
      Queer LitFest, Chennai (QLF), July/September
      Shanghai International Literary Festival
      Singapore Writers Festival, October/November 1
      Sydney Writers' Festival, May
      Wayanad Literature Festival, once in two years in December
      Williamstown Literary Festival April/May
      Chandigarh Literati, November
      Kalinga Literary Festival (KLF), July


      = Middle East

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      Israel's Hebrew Book Week
      The Jerusalem International Writers Festival
      Emirates Airline Festival of Literature


      Europe



      Authors' Reading Month, Brno, Wroclaw, Kosice, Lviv, Ostrava, in July
      Berlin International Literature Festival, in September
      Bradford Literature Festival, now held around June/July
      Cambridge Literary Festival, held bi-annually in April and November, with many events accessible online
      Cheltenham Literature Festival, October 6–15
      Chester Literature Festival, October
      The Children's Bookshow, autumn
      Conrad Festival, Kraków, Poland, October. The largest literary festival in Central Europe.
      Creative Folkestone Book Festival, 4–13 June 2021 (it is normally held in November and heralds the start of the festive season).
      Cúirt International Festival of Literature, Galway, April
      Edinburgh International Book Festival, August 13–29, coinciding with the annual Edinburgh Festival
      FestivalandCo, Shakespeare-themed literary festival held in Paris, France, at the Shakespeare and Company bookstore
      Festivaletteratura, held in Mantua, Italy, at the beginning of September
      Göteborg Book Fair, Gothenburg, Sweden, Sept
      Harrogate International Festivals Theaksons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival, home to the Theakston's Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year, world's largest crime fiction Festival, in July
      Harrogate Raworths Harrogate Literature Festival, in July Harrogate International Festivals
      Harrogate History Festival, chaired in 2015 by Manda Scott, in October Harrogate International Festivals
      Hawkesbury Upton Literary Festival, late April
      The Hay Festival, May 27 – June 5
      The North London Literary Festival, held late March or early April
      Istanbul Tanpınar Literature Festival, held in Istanbul, Turkey, at the beginning of May
      Jewish Book Week, London, late February and early March
      Liverpool Literary Festival, Liverpool, October
      Louisiana Literature, late August, held at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk, Denmark.
      Manchester Literature Festival, Manchester, held every October.
      Norwegian Festival of Literature, Lillehammer, Norway, is the largest literature festival in the Scandinavian countries since 1996
      Openair Literatur Festival Zürich, Zürich, held annually since 2013
      Peak Literary Festival, October 25 – November 5 /May 25 – June 6
      Prague Writers Festival, Prague, Czech Republic, June 3–10
      Rencontres aubrac, Aveyron, France
      Sarajevo Poetry Days, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
      WALTIC, Stockholm, Sweden
      Wigtown Book Festival, Scotland


      North America



      Banff Mountain Book Festival, October 31 – November 2, 2007
      Boston Book Festival, annually in October
      Burlington Book Festival, September 15–17, 2006
      Children's Literature Festival at the University of Central Missouri, held annually in March since 1969
      The Curwood Festival celebrates the life and writings of James Oliver Curwood the first weekend of June in Owosso, Michigan.
      Eden Mills Writers' Festival, Eden Mills/Guelph, Ontario, Canada
      Festival of Literary Diversity, Brampton, Ontario, Canada
      The Frye Festival, Moncton, New Brunswick, April 22–28, 2013. Honouring Northrop Frye. International cast.
      Guadalajara International Book Fair, November 27 – December 5, 2010
      Hollywood Book Festival, July 28, 2007
      Litquake, since 2002, San Francisco, annually in October
      Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, Los Angeles, California, penultimate weekend of April
      Miami Book Fair International, Downtown Miami, Florida, November
      National Book Festival, produced by the Library of Congress, September www.loc.gov
      Tennessee Williams/ New Orleans Literary Festival, New Orleans, annually in March.
      Texas Book Festival, Austin, Texas held annually in the fall since 1996
      Toronto International Festival of Authors, held annually in late October and early November since 1980.
      Tucson Festival of Books, Tucson, Arizona, held annually in March
      Winnipeg International Writers Festival, annually in September
      Kentucky Women Writers Conference, The, Lexington, Kentucky, September 11–13, 2008
      The Word on the Street, several cities in Canada
      Wordfest, Calgary, Alberta, held annually in October


      = Caribbean

      =
      Bocas Lit Fest, Trinidad and Tobago, annually, last weekend of April
      Calabash International Literary Festival, Treasure Beach, Jamaica, biennially on even years in June


      South America



      Festa Literária Internacional de Paraty Is held in Paraty, city located in Brazil.
      International Poetry Festival of Medellín is held in Medellín, city located in Colombia.
      International Poetry Festival of Rosario is held in Rosario, city located in Argentina.
      Trujillo Book Festival, is held in Trujillo city located in Peru. In the year 2012 was on March from days 1 to 12.


      References




      Further reading


      Driscoll, Beth. "Sentiment analysis and the literary festival audience." Continuum 29.6 (2015): 861-873.
      Driscoll, Beth, and Claire Squires. "Serious fun: Gaming the book festival." Mémoires du livre/Studies in Book Culture 9.2 (2018).
      Johanson, Katya, and Robin Freeman. "The reader as audience: The appeal of the writers' festival to the contemporary audience." Continuum 26.2 (2012): 303-314.
      Ommundsen, Wenche. "Literary festivals and cultural consumption." Australian Literary Studies 24.1 (2009): 19.
      Robertson, Martin, and Ian Yeoman. "Signals and signposts of the future: Literary festival consumption in 2050." Tourism Recreation Research 39.3 (2014): 321-342.
      Murray, Simone. The adaptation industry: The cultural economy of contemporary literary adaptation. Routledge, 2012.
      Stewart, Cori. "The Rise and Rise of Writers' Festivals." A Companion to Creative Writing (2013): 263-277.
      Weber, Millicent. "Conceptualizing audience experience at the literary festival." Continuum 29.1 (2015): 84-96.
      Weber, Millicent. Literary Festivals and Contemporary Book Culture. 2018.


      External links


      Media related to Literary festivals at Wikimedia Commons

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