Exhibition of Kolyo Karamfilov at the National Palace of Culture
Kolyo Karamfilov's "The Invisible" work at the National Palace of Culture.
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The largest book forum in the country - Sofia International Book Fair starts today.
More than 160 National publishing houses, as well as foreign exhibitors, display their literary production and exchange views during the 6 days event, which takes place in The National Palace of Culture – the home of the book fair since 1993.
The book fair will be accompanied by a rich cultural program, which also includes the seventh edition of the Sofia Literary Festival.
This year, the international section is dedicated to the diversity of French-language literature.
The 47th edition of Sofia International Book Fair will take place from December 10, 2019, until December 16, 2019, at The National Palace of Culture, Sofia.
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