MEET UP AT THE SLOVENE LITERARY GARDEN
At the stand, there will be various Slovenian publishers present with their individual meeting tables. These are:
- Miš Publishing House, with a distinguished programme of quality children's and YA titles (Ms. Ema Karo: ema.karo@miszalozba.com)
- Goga Publishing House with its in-house literary agency, representing various literary fiction and non-fiction authors (Ms. Katja Urbanija: rights@goga.si)
- Pivec publishing house, a general publisher with a long backlist and a focus on children’s books (Ms. Zala Stanonik: zala@zalozba-pivec.com)
- Sodobnost International Publishing House, a general publisher with an emphasis on children’s books (Ms. Jana Bauer: jana.bauer@guest.arnes.si)
In addition, two publishing houses have traditionally their individual stands. Beletrina, with its eminent literary imprint awaits you in Hall 5.9., A 22, and Mladinska knjiga, Slovenian biggest publisher with various imprints in Hall 6.1., D36.
We also cordially invite you to join the Slovenian Book Agency Reception for International Partners
at the Slovenian National Stand in Hall 5.0., C103, on Wednesday, October 11, at 1 p.m.
Save the date. On offer: Slovene sparkling wine and artisan chocolate.
Programme with Slovenian guests at the Frankfurt Book Fair:
WEDNESDAY, 11 OCTOBER
Publishers Rights Corner (LitAg, Hall 6.1.), at 17:00
Jasmin B. Frelih: Na/pol (In/Half) – presentation of last year’s European Union Prize for Literature recipient. The event will be organized by the Oneworld Publications (UK) publishing house, the Cankarjeva založba (SLO) publishing house, and representatives of the European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL).
FRIDAY, 13 OCTOBER
ARTS+, Hall 4.1., The ARTS+ Runway, 11:30-12:30
Brainfood – What’s Next in Smart Technology
Jurij Krpan (Slovenia, Gallery Kapelica): Platform for Contemporary Investigative Arts, presentation
Creating the conditions for marketing the ideas of artists and scientists working on joint projects and enabling economic agents access to breakthrough ideas and creative solutions.
Literadio, Hall 4.1., B33, at 13:30
Sebastijan Pregelj: The Chronicle of Forgetting / Chronik des Vergessens (Drava Verlag, 2017)
Book presentation. The body is old and weak, but the heart yet feels and the brain yet shines. Sebastijan Pregelj’s novel addresses the final events with a light that inspires and awakens. Do what you must do, do it now, else you too will be written into The Chronicle of Forgetting.
Weltempfang, Hall 3.1., 14:30–15:30
Playing Ball with the Balkans?
A discussion in German and English on international interests and conflicts, delivered on the “playing field” of the Balkans. Guests: Branko Soban (Slovenia), Vladimir Pistalo (Serbia/USA), Marie-Janine Calic (Germany), moderated by Ulrich Ladurner, journalist at Die Zeit. In Cooperation with the TRADUKI Network.
"International stage", Hall 5.1., at 17.00
Beletrina publishing house event: Poets’ Voices in Times of Crisis – European poetry platform Versopolis.
Great Britain, Poland, Catalonia – the media provides us with daily news, which we would have never expected to emerge from the European realm until recently. How do critical, engaged poets as well as poets who have become personally involved in the situation involuntarily react to the goings-on and can they influence the course of events? Are projects, such as the Open Letter to Europe, written by acclaimed Belgian author Stefan Hertmans earlier this year, met with resonance and do European decision makers feel compelled by them in any way, shape, or form?
SATURDAY, 14 OCTOBER
Leseinsel der unabhängigen Verlage, Hall 4.1., D36, at 9:30
Sebastijan Pregelj: The Chronicle of Forgetting / Chronik des Vergessens (Drava Verlag, 2017)
Book presentation. The body is old and weak, but the heart yet feels and the brain yet shines. Sebastijan Pregelj’s novel addresses the final events with a light that inspires and awakens. Do what you must do, do it now, else you too will be written into The Chronicle of Forgetting.