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International Activities for Publishing Professionals 2019 International activities for publishing professionals 2019 buchmesse.de/international-activities German collective stands Global stories and other international Artificial intelligence: should we fear it or embrace it? Is it a driver of creativity projects in 2019 and innovation? A helpful business tool? Or a perfidious manipulator of society? This is just one of the big themes occupying Frankfurter Buchmesse in _January German-Norwegian Literature _November “2019. In our events and book collections, and in international panel discussions Festival* with academic and literary authorities, we explore its irresistible rise – and we Cairo International Book Fair* On the Way to Frankfurt International Istanbul find out just how real it already is. But when it comes to transcending cultural Cairo, 23 January – 5 February Oslo, 26 – 28 April Book Fair* barriers, reaching out to business partners and reaping the benefits of a Istanbul, 2 – 5 November human network, there is still no substitute for face-to-face communication. _February _May China Shanghai International Salone di Libro Turin* Children's Book Fair** That’s why Frankfurter Buchmesse is still committed to the global publishing Feria Internacional del Authors’ programme Shanghai, 15 – 17 November network, and it’s why we look forward to welcoming you to our international Libro de La Habana* Turin, 9 – 13 May Feria Internacional del Libro de events throughout the year, and to Frankfurt in October. Please leave your Havana, 7 – 17 February Guadalajara** robots at home! Jerusalem International Taipei International Guadalajara, 30 November – Book Exhibition* Book Forum* Tobias Voss Jerusalem, 12 – 15 May 8 December Vice President International Markets, Germany as Guest of Honour Frankfurter Buchmesse” Taipei, 12 – 17 February International Arsenal _December Book Festival* Kiev, 22 – 26 May Moscow non/fiction* _March Moscow, 5 – 9 December SWSW Conference & Festivals* _July Austin, 8 – 17 March _German collective stands The Frankfurt Audiobook Con- planned in 2020 London Book Fair Festa Literária Internacional de ference was a highlight for me; London, 12 – 14 March Paraty (FLIP)* Taipei International a great way to learn from audio Paraty, 10 – 14 July Book Exhibition * experts and entrepreneurs from Livre Paris* “ Taipei, 4 – 9 February 2020 across the globe. I look forward Paris, 15 – 18 March _August Livre Paris * to the 2019 programme! Paris, 20 – 23 March 2020 _April Beijing International Videl Bar-Kar Bologna Children’s Book Fair* Bookwire, participant in the Frankfurt Book Fair** Bologna Children’s Book Fair* Bologna, 30 March – 2 April Audiobook Conference Peking, 21 – 25 August ” Bologna, 1 – 4 April 2020 see page 10 Feria Internacional del Libro de _October London Book Fair Buenos Aires* London, 10 – 12 March 2020 Meeting publishers in their own offices Buenos Aires, 23 April – 13 May International Book Fair was the most important aspect of the Abu Dhabi International in Krakow* trip for me. This really helped me get a Book Fair** Kraków, 24 – 27 October “better sense of the distinctive character Abu Dhabi, 24 – 30 April SILA - Salon International of each house, which is much harder du Livre d'Alger* to do when meeting individuals at a Tehran International Book Fair* Algiers, 30 October – Contact book fair. Tehran, 24 April – 4 May 9 November It was truly an invaluable experience to Bärbel Becker Josephine Greywoode be able to share our Blockchain Challenge Director International Projects, Editorial Director, Penguin Random House, UK, Frankfurter Buchmesse Editors’ Trip to Germany for British and American proposal with the best of the publishing ” world, internationally. Publishing Houses “ Phone: +49 (0) 69 2102-258 see page 7 [email protected] Huang Yushan * Supported by ** Commissioned by Executive Producer, Digital Blowfish, Singapore, participant in StoryDrive Asia 2018 buchmesse.de/ ” german_collective_stands see page 7 2 3 German Stories Chinese-speaking markets, literary festivals and artificial intelligence: a rich blend of topics in 2019 With a guest of honour appearance in Taipei and two collective stands in China, Frankfurt is looking east this year. ‘German Stories’ is the motto for Germany’s programme as Guest of Honour at TIBE, the Taipei International Book Exhibition, from 12 to 17 February. What cultural story could be more German than © Schessl Weismüller Architects that of the Bauhaus, the school of applied arts that left its mark on an entire century of An impression of the German collective stand in Taipei design? This year, we mark the 100th anniver- sary of the Bauhaus with a book collection (see page 8) and numerous events. The of StoryDrive and StoryDrive Asia will help New focus on cultural festivals will be a large contingent of German authors impressive German collective stand in Taipei, participants get to grips with the latest for readings and discussions with their designed by Schessl/Weismüller Architects of technologies affecting the content indus- This year, we are taking German-speaking Norwegian counterparts. Düsseldorf, incorporates Bauhaus influences tries. Expert speakers, panel discussions, publishers, authors and speakers with us to in its design. Covering more than 400 sqm, it and matchmaking sessions are comple- a number of literary and cultural festivals From 9 to 13 May, we will be repeating our will accommodate 40 exhibitors and provide mented by practical workshops on topics around the world. Our international activities successful authors’ programme at the Turin a venue for many encounters with German like marketing, licensing and using content are therefore a celebration of literature as International Book Fair, in Italy, with German and Taiwanese authors. Thirteen German for multiple formats. well as a participation in important socio- authors involved from the genres of fiction, authors will meet Taiwanese counterparts at cultural debates and industry discussions. non-fiction, children’s books and poetry. the fair, and discuss topics ranging from arti- This begins with an appearance from 8 For the Jerusalem International Book Forum, ficial intelligence to the promotion of justice. Frankfurter Buchmesse has had close ties to 17 March at the South by Southwest from 12 to 15 May, we have invited German to TIBE for a long time. This year’s Guest of Conference & Festivals in Austin, Texas, writers and publishers to contribute to impor- German stories will also be told elsewhere Honour presentation is a great opportunity whose strong focus on film, interactive tant current debates on subjects such as in the Chinese-speaking world in 2019: at “to deepen the already strong relationship media and music provide an obvious link migration and freedom of expression. And the China Shanghai International Children’s between the German and Taiwanese pub- to THE ARTS+ (see page 10). Both events from 10 to 14 July we will be at the Interna- Book Fair, from 8 to 10 November, where we lishing industries. seek to understand the shared role of crea- tional Literature Festival of Paraty, Brazil, support a collective stand for around ten tivity and technology in tomorrow’s cultural as part of a larger European presentation. German publishers keen to participate in Juergen Boos industries. Here, we will promote contemporary German China’s booming children’s book market; Director literature and culture to Brazilian readers, and at the Beijing International Book Fair ”Frankfurter Buchmesse In the year of Norway’s Guest of Honour through encounters between German and from 21 to 25 August, a fair with a strong appearance in Frankfurt, relations between Brazilian authors. demand for licenses, which is expected to our two countries will receive an extra boost attract up to 20 German exhibitors for the with a special German-Norwegian Literature 144 sqm collective stand. In Beijing and Festival, “On the Way to Frankfurt”, from 26 Singapore, meanwhile, the 2019 editions to 28 April. Attending the activities in Oslo 4 5 Our offices The global abroad Beijing Book Information community International presence Centre (BIZ) and local support Yingxin Gong of books Director [email protected] With offices in the strategic locations of buchmesse.de/beijing Beijing, Jakarta, Moscow, New Delhi, © Frankfurter Buchmesse New York and São Paulo we support book people around the world. We help Southeast Asia publishers, booksellers and service pro- contact point Every year, worldwide, Frankfurter Buchmesse StoryDrive Asia | Orientation, assistance viders from every continent to enter Claudia Kaiser and its offices abroad organise a large and useful contacts to help you develop these key markets and build up their Vice President number of conferences to help you achieve crossmedia business opportunities in business. Services include distributing Frankfurter Buchmesse international success with your content, today’s convergent media landscape. rights lists and organising conferences Jakarta, Indonesia innovation and networking. Here are some When & where: November, in Singapore and training for publishers. As well as [email protected] highlights for 2019. helping German and international play- Jumpstart | A platform for exchange, ers to get involved in their respective Off the Page – Publishers Training creativity and capacity development regions, the book offices and information Moscow Book Information Programme at the Taipei International in the field of children’s content. centres promote the German market and Centre (BIZ) Book Exhibition | Learn about
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