Home / News / The National Book Council at the 2022 London Book Fair Back to News The National Book Council at the 2022 London Book Fair Initiatives • Literary Exports • London Book Fair • News 18th March, 2022 We are pleased to announce that the National Book Council (NBC) has finalized its preparations for the participation in the 2022 London Book Fair, taking place between Tuesday 5 and Thursday 7 April, after a two year hiatus caused by the COVID19 pandemic. The NBC’s stand, 6A30, will host Gutenberg Press, who have been partnering with us and participating in the Fair for many editions. This is part of the NBC’s foreign export activities aimed at promoting and publishing Maltese literature abroad. The London international book fair is held annually at Olympia, Kensington, and brings together an impressive amount of small and big publishers, agents, industry professionals and negotiators of publishing rights, as well as the general public, under one roof. The NBC staff has a tight agenda of back-to-back meetings with international partners, editors, publishers, foreign institutes and literary agents to promote Maltese literature and exhibit a number of books – including winners of the National Book Prize – both in their original language and their translated editions. The Council will be organizing four activities in different sections of the fair. Three sessions will take place in the Poets’ Corner, which will include readings of Maltese poetry and prose translated into English. The seminar at the English PEN Literary Salon will focus Maltese literature published for the English market by micro-publisher Praspar Press and Peter Owen. Among other things, the seminar will look at the challenges of introducing Maltese literature to the English market, and the experiences of authors, translators and publishers on this journey beyond Malta. On 4 April, at the prestigious Mosaic Rooms on Cromwell Road, Peter Owen Publishers will be launching Exodus of the Storks, the much anticipated English edition of Walid Nabhan’s L-Eżodu taċ-Ċikonji. SHARE POST Related Articles WATCH: From Malta to the World – A Documentary Series on Translated Maltese Literature Literary Exports 21st May, 2026 Read More Uncover the Story at the Malta Book Festival! News 18th May, 2026 Read More John Edward DeMicoli from Malta wins 2026 regional Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe News 13th May, 2026 Read More The 2026 Doreen Micallef National Poetry Contest is Now Open for Entries News 12th May, 2026 Read More Average Maltese person buys three books a year, survey finds News 12th May, 2026 Read More Open Call for illustration submissions for the exhibition From Illustration to Book at the Malta Book Festival 2026 News 11th May, 2026 Read More National Book Council Publishes its Annual Report for 2025 News 17th April, 2026 Read More Commonwealth Short Story Prize welcomes the first ever Maltese author onto its regional shortlist News 15th April, 2026 Read More Exhibitors and Event Organisers – Apply Now To Participate At The 2026 Malta Book Festival! News 14th April, 2026 Read More Apply Now for a Free Online Course for Aspiring Book Editors News 13th April, 2026 Read More view all similar news
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