Set in a specially created tented village in Charlotte Square Gardens in the heart of Edinburgh, the Edinburgh International Book Festival offers something for just about every age and every interest, bringing readers and writers together for inspiration, entertainment and discussion.
It welcomes more than 800 authors in over 700 events each year including novelists, poets, scientists, philosophers, sportsmen, illustrators, comics creators, historians, musicians, biographers, environmentalists, economists, Nobel and Booker prize-winners and many more besides.
AC/E collaborates with the festival supporting the participations of Javier Cercas and Enrique Vila-Matas in three events. In them they are reading thieir works, answer questions from the public and sign books. The third event celerates Roberto Bolaño and Vila-Matas, friend of the writer, reflects in how Bolaño's figure has become key in Spanish literature.
It welcomes more than 800 authors in over 700 events each year including novelists, poets, scientists, philosophers, sportsmen, illustrators, comics creators, historians, musicians, biographers, environmentalists, economists, Nobel and Booker prize-winners and many more besides.
AC/E collaborates with the festival supporting the participations of Javier Cercas and Enrique Vila-Matas in three events. In them they are reading thieir works, answer questions from the public and sign books. The third event celerates Roberto Bolaño and Vila-Matas, friend of the writer, reflects in how Bolaño's figure has become key in Spanish literature.