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In October, thousands of literature fans will once again celebrate reading at the place where countless good stories from 100 countries begin: at Frankfurter Buchmesse. Award-winning authors Yuval Noah Harari, Elif Shafak and Anne Applebaum, recipient of the 2024 Peace Prize of the German Book Trade, will present their latest books and are part of talks on the book fair’s stages.

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Otto Waalkes, Comedian, comic artist, painter, musician, actor, director, dubbing artist, screenwriter

Sabrina Krengel, Visitor

Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief, Publishing Perspectives

Ellen Harrington, Director of Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum in Frankfurt

Messe Frankfurt security service

The largest leading international trade fair for commercial content is changing: The Frankfurter Buchmesse Team is currently developing a new hall layout that will take effect in 2020 (14–18 October 2020).

Maria Lucia Klöcker, Weltenleser bookshop, Frankfurt am Main

The 30th Frankfurt Rights Meeting, formerly known as International Rights Directors Meeting, is all about “surprising successes in challenging times”.

Alex Hippisley-Cox, Freelance publicist

Kathrin-Christa Reitz, Psychologist and author

Katharina Robitzkat, Visitor

What's new at Frankfurter Buchmesse 2024? Discover new stages, services and events!

Experience literature live! Meet your favourite authors in person at Frankfurter Buchmesse’s signing tents. Find out more here.

Martin Schult, Head of the office of the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade

Interview with the Indian-British author Salman Rushdie

Eduard M. Singer, Head of the Marketing Department of the City of Frankfurt am Main

Author Ian Kershaw, associated with the DVA for many years, talks in our interview about the influence of Frankfurter Buchmesse on political and social events