For seven days, the fair will bring literature closer to residents and visitors through book sales, author signings, and activities for younger audiences.
The program includes a literary cycle titled 'Stories with a Name of Their Own' at the La Atarazana cultural center, featuring various presentations and discussions. Among the invited authors are Diego Martínez González, Juan Bernal Galeano, Alfonso Fernández Márquez, Daniel Rojas, Sergio Delgado, Rocío Leal, Selene Ruiz Béjar, Francisco José Mayén, Meritxell Sánchez, and Alejo Parra.
On September 23rd, Rocío Leal will present "The Art of Being a Stepmother," and Selene Ruiz Béjar will present "Second Chances Sometimes Turn Out Well." On September 24th, Francisco José Mayén will discuss "Numen 7 and the Secret of San Lorenzo," while Meritxell Sánchez will present "Between Souls and Minds." The cycle will conclude on September 25th with Alejo Parra and his work "In Water from Two Shores. A Trianera Epic."
On September 26th, two book presentations followed by discussions will take place: at 6:30 PM, Elena Montesa will present "Now Your Life Begins," and at 8:30 PM, Javier Sierra will present "The Secret Dinner."
Additionally, Los Álamos park will host a Children's Book Fair on September 27th. The day will feature storytellers such as Lilián Castillo, Prado Patón Rivas, Adriana Jiménez Verdier, and Ana Belén Marchal Gallardo, along with the children's show "My Great Snail" with Ángeles de Trapo and the animated storytelling "Paw Factory" with Javier Pavo Galán and The House of Ronald McDonald.
