The International Book Fair will celebrate its 49th edition with a varied program of presentations and literary activities featuring prominent figures. Among the proposals is the presentation of the short story collection "The Dream Traveler" by Jorge Casilla, as well as the presentation of the short story "The Victor" by César Vallejo in a multilingual edition. Additionally, there will be a discussion with Uruguayan authors and the presentation of the essay "A Million of One's Own Rooms" by Tamara Tenenbaum, winner of the Paidos Award 2025.
Another important event will be the presentation of the poetry book "Militia Amoris" by Morella Petrozzi and the poetry book "Where to Leave So Much Noise?" by Roxana Crisólogo. There will also be a discussion on fantastic literature and various book presentations by Argentine authors and others from around the world.
The last weekend of the Fair will feature the participation of prominent figures such as Tamara Tenenbaum, Diego Golombek, and recognized book influencers. Additionally, activities such as book signings, reading of Peruvian poetry, and traditional Peruvian dances by the group Caña Dulce will take place.
The schedule will include a diverse range of literary events, from book presentations to discussions and activities for children. Furthermore, it is reported that the admission price for this weekend is $8,000.
