Frankfurt Book Fair 2019 was special this year with Norway as the Guest of Honour.
This meant a program with a lot of of authors from Northern Stories participating
From Northern Stories participated Camara Lundestad Joof, Bjørn Andreas Bull-Hansen, Jon Larsen, Torolf Kroglund and Agnes Ravatn.
And it was all a huge success according to NORLA with a lot of media attention and an increase in number of visitors. For the agents, it was a week as usual, a week filled with meetings, this time we were all placed in The Festhalle.
To read the report on Norway as the Guest of Honour, have a look here.
Northern Stories er et uavhengig litterært agentur som representer norske og nordiske forfattere og manusforfattere. Vi jobber med få og nøye utvalgte forfattere og manusforfattere, og bidrar til å utvikle og optimalisere hvert enkelt forfatterskap. Nå søker vi etter en ny litterær agent som ønsker å bidra til å løfte norsk litteratur, film og TV.
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