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More than 200 book signing sessions at SIBF 2017

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More than 200 book signing sessions at SIBF 2017
Sharjah - WAM

The Book Signing Corner at Sharjah International Book Fair 2017, SIBF, will be hosting over 200 book signing events by a renowned group of local, regional and international authors, who will be participating at the 11-day fair, on 1st November at Expo Centre Sharjah.

The signing event will feature an array of books on poetry, philosophy, history, theatre, critiques, and other genres.

Each year, SIBF features thousands of fiction and non-fiction books, including novels, short story collections, and other genres of literature, through which the focus is on power and importance of literature as a window into new worlds, horizons and adventures. The upcoming edition of SIBF will showcase 1.5 million books, two-thirds of which were published this year, within a 14,625 sqm platform, and will organise a diversified programme of activities that brings together 393 guests form 48 countries, who will take part at more than 2,600 events.

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