Type of Fest: Literature fest

The Göttingen Literary Autumn is an international literature festival in Lower Saxony, which takes place annually in Göttingen. The Göttingen Literary Autumn is a platform for modern literature, from international fiction to scientific non-fiction. Since its founding, the festival has been characterized by the development of innovative methods for the distribution of literature. Everyone, who is admire of literature, should enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of this charming festival.

The Leipzig Literary Autumn is a literary festival in Leipzig, which takes place annually in October. In a period of approximately one week, literary and cultural-political encounters can take part in the discussion forums and exchange their opinions in the discourse on important and up-to-date topics. There will be events with readings, books and discussions, as well as music and theatrical performances.

The Leipzig Literary Autumn is a literary festival in Leipzig, which takes place annually in October. In a period of approximately one week, literary and cultural-political encounters can take part in the discussion forums and exchange their opinions in the discourse on important and up-to-date topics. There will be events with readings, books and discussions, as well as music and theatrical performances.

Literaturfest München is an international literature event, which has been taking place in Munich at the end of November until the beginning of December for three weeks. Literaturfest München is a literary highlight in the annual cultural calendar of the city. The Festival in Munich can be a great experience and adventure for everybody, who wants to travel to Germany.

The Krimifestival Munich is one of the most exciting international crimefests in the German-speaking world and has been held annually since spring 2003 in Munich. It is an unforgettable event for those, who admire of Agatha Christie. A lot of famous authors and artists from Munich and around the world have already took part of the Crimefest in Munich – for example, Friedrich Ani, Simon Beckett, Fred Breinersdorfer, Jörg Maurer, Miroslav Nemec, Ingrid Noll, Dagobert Lindlau, Robert Wilson, Gabriele Wolff, Manfred Zapatka, and others.

It is one of the most interesting events of the year. Everybody, who is fond of reading, have to visit this fair. At this fair, a lot of publishers from Germany and other countries introduce all sorts of books, textbooks, newspapers, magazines, calendars, art books, audiobooks.