Jewish Book Week

Jewish Book Week is an annual international literary festival, held in London. Every year, the festival brings together writers and speakers from the most eminent to the first-time published from the worlds of history, journalism, philosophy, science, art, music, poetry and fiction in a celebration of ideas. The festival features Jewish themes and writers, as well as discussions on the most important issues of the day, and is open to everyone.

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5
12 Mar 2019

Margalit Fliegelmann retired anthropologist at retired Jerusalem, Israel

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5
12 Mar 2018

Leon Levy Individual London, UK

Attended 7 events, only one (near) dud, others very interesting and entertaining. Very successful socially and well organised - Kings Place staff excellent.

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3
13 Mar 2018

Stockholm Individual London, UK

I only attended Ian Blacks conversation about his book on Jews and Arabs 1917-2017. Very little new. Black was critical of Jewish (later Israeli) side. He had nothing critical to say about the Arab/Palestinian side, e.g. of the missed opportunities.

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Exhibitors Profile

Exhibitor will showcase an annual international literary festival held at Kings Place, an extensive and varied programme, presenting writers and speakers from all over the world, from the most eminent to the first-time published, Over 70 events are presented across nine days, comprising stimulating talks and discussions on contemporary culture, challenging debates on controversial issues, original musical entertainment and drama.