site.btaBook Alley to Close with Author Events

Writers Rene Karabash, Georgi Gospodinov and Petya Aleksandrova will meet readers on Sunday, the final day of Sofia's Book Alley.

The fair takes place along Vitosha Boulevard and in the park outside the National Palace of Culture.

Karabash, whose novel She Who Remains was shortlisted for this year's International Booker Prize, will meet readers and sign books at the Janet 45 publishing house's tent.

The Taka Zapochna Vsichko publishing house will present children's author Aleksandrova and her latest book, The Cow That Gives Chocolate Milk, at the Literary Corner.

At the same time, Gospodinov will meet his readers and fans at the Janet 45 publishing house's tent.

Other authors scheduled to meet readers on Sunday include Dzhina Dundova-Pancheva, Petya Evlogieva, Alexander Stoyanov, Milen Halyov, Yana Valcheva, Veselina Kozhuharova and Tomislav Danailov.

For the third consecutive year, BTA has a National Book Press Club at Sofia's Book Alley. It is one of the agency's 43 national press clubs in Bulgaria and abroad. Two are temporary: one aboard the Bulgarian research vessel Sv. Sv. Kiril i Metodii (RSV 421), the country's first naval research vessel, and the other at book fairs. BTA is a media partner of the Bulgarian Book Association.