The Polish Book Institute

At the International Non/fiction Fair in Moscow, Polish literature is very present this year. On Sunday, Marcel Woźniak and the translator Nina Fiodorova met with the readers, the Russian translation of Herling-Grudziński's Inny świat (“A World Apart”) and Czapski's Lekcja o Prouście ("Lessons about Proust") were presented, and a lecture on children's literature was given by Piotr Socha.

On Thursday, 5^th December, the 21^st International Book Fair Non/fiction in Moscow began. The most important international trade event in the Russian book market, gathering several hundred exhibitors and thousands of enthusiasts of ambitious literature for adults and children, took place for the first time in Moscow's Gostiny Dvor near the Red Square. The Polish Non/fiction stand is traditionally organised by the Book Institute with the support of the Polish Institute in Moscow.

The 20th International Book Fair Non/Fiction begun on Wednesday, November 28^th, at the Moscow Artist's House. The most important industry event of the Russian book market is expected to attract 300 exhibitors from 20 countries and more than 30,000 visitors - professionals and book lovers. The Polish stand at Non/fiction is organised by the Book Institute with the support of the Polish Institute in Moscow.