Literary Events
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Melbourne Rare Book Week 2026 reveals July 23-August 1 programme
All 47 events for Melbourne Rare Book Week 2026, from major exhibitions to curator tours, will be entirely free to the public.
What Were Enlightenment Salons and Why Do They Still Matter?
At a monthly salon hosted by Soho House in London, acclaimed authors like Louis de Bernières and Naomi Alderman gather to read and discuss their work.
Global Book Festivals See Resurgence, Celebrate Diverse Voices
The 31st annual L.A. Times Festival of Books recently drew an estimated 168,000 attendees to the USC campus, according to the L.A. Times. This massive turnout signals a vibrant global resurgence in literary events.
Local reading clubs build global momentum and community engagement
In Brooklyn, "The Page Turners" reading club swelled from 10 to 150 members in just 18 months, according to Local News Report.
Literary Events Celebrate Black Authors and Their Cultural Contributions
This month, literary events across the country are highlighting the profound work of prominent Black authors and their invaluable contributions to literature. These gatherings serve as crucial platforms, fostering dialogue and supporting community literacy programs.
Boozy Book Fair Event Comes to Los Angeles This Summer
Los Angeles will host the 'Boozy Book Fair' this summer, a unique 21-and-over event. It blends nostalgic book fair charm with adult beverages and interactive literary activities.
Dua Lipa to Curate 2026 London Literature Festival
Pop superstar Dua Lipa is set to curate the 2026 London Literature Festival, an 11-day event at the Southbank Centre. This move aims to bridge global pop culture with the literary world, engaging new audiences.
Amherst Lit Walk Launches to Celebrate Town's Literary Heritage
The inaugural Amherst Lit Walk is set to launch on Saturday, April 11, inviting the community to explore the town's rich literary heritage through a series of events and readings. This new event aims to connect residents with both historical sites and contemporary local authors.