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London Book Fair 2021

June 7, 2021

The London Book Fair this year takes place online — not as good as a real-life experience in my opinion, but much better than last year’s — which had to be cancelled because of the pandemic.

As always the programme looks great, and the biggest problem you will face, I think, is deciding which talks to attend in the seminar programme. Bonus: this year the Fair is free to attend.

Here’s the link: London Book Fair


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