Programata

Rediscover the thrills, grandeur, and unabashed fun of the Greek myths—stylishly retold by Stephen Fry. This legendary writer, actor, and comedian breathes new life into beloved tales.

Rika Man-Varhedi is a Hungarian writer born in 1979 in Romania. Since 1992, lives in Hungary. Her first collection of stories Unhappiness at the Aurora Housing Estate, 2014 was hailed as a remarkably mature debut.

After being sold in 4 million copies in over 45 countries and receiving a number of literary awards, the exciting memoir of Tara Westower Educated is published for the first time in Bulgaria by Enthusiast.

In the Thumb of Freedom, the spirit of adventure invites you to embark on a harsh, world-discovering journey from Europe to India by land, long-forgotten roads.

Zlatko Enev describes the real manifestations of autism, based on his own experience, but also on the inevitably absorbed specialized literature.

Heroes is the long-awaited second part of Stephen Fry's bestseller Mythos. In Mythos, the famous British author present us the titans and gods of Greek mythology, and with the second part we step into the era of heroes.

Pilatus is one of the admirable novels of the great Hungarian writer Magda Szabo. A fine story about the wandering of the soul through the labyrinths in which we live, and about the most saving feeling - love. The film adaptation of the book, directed by Linda Dombrovski, is part of the competition program of this year's edition of the Cinelibri International Book & Movie Festival.

We look at the mountains with the book of the traveler Ivan Pankev. The Mountains of Bulgaria combines over 200 photographs, as well as 54 travelogues, including the author's adventures during his ascents of their leaders and some of their emblematic tops.