Yerevan International Book Festival
Program
All events are free to attend and open to the public.
September 5
National Gallery of Armenia
12:00 Official Opening Ceremony of the 8th Yerevan International Book Festival
13:00 Confessions: English Poetry Reading – Hamlet Arakelyan, Anahit Ghazakhetsyan (Armenia), Helen Mort (United Kingdom)
17:00 Helen Mort: Creative Writing Workshop
19:00 Performance
September 6
National Gallery of Armenia
13։00 Poetry Reading by Jannah Loontjens
Discussion on Women’s Voices in World Literature. Yra van Dijk, Maria van Dordrecht, Iris Kater Mirsalari
17։00 Presentation of William Saroyan’s Twenty-Two Unpublished Stories Collection․ Antares
20։00 Music
September 7
National Gallery of Armenia
14։00 Literature and Reading Cultures: Paths to Promotion - Discussion with Publishers and Industry Representatives
Daniel Danielyan, Armen Martirosyan (Armenia), Gvantsa Jobava (Georgia), Alessi Schreiber (Italy)
15։00 Big stories, Small Languages. Discussion with Publishers and Literary Agents
Nerses Ter-Vardanyan, Arevik Ashkharoyan (Armenia), Gvantsa Jobava, Elisabed Pirtskhalava (Georgia)
16։00 Meeting with Poet Helen Mort (United Kingdom)
16:30 Meeting with Poet Eka Kevanishvili (Georgia)
17:00 Meri Yepremyan. Performance
State theatre of musical comedy after Hakob Paronyan
19:00 Official Closing Ceremony of the Yerevan International Book Festival and Literary Awards Presentation

About festival

The Yerevan International Book Festival is the largest program in the field of literature and book publishing in Armenia. It has been implemented since 2017.
The festival lasts for 3 days, the components of which are the exhibition-fair of books with a mandatory discount, the literary competition and award ceremony in the categories Ardzak", Poetry, Dramaturgy. Children literature, presentations, panel discussions, master classes, Armenian and exclusive meetings with international writers, concerts, etc.
This year the festival will host famous writers from Armenia, Russia, Georgia, Italy, Germany, Latvia, Slovenia...
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