Mumbai Literature Festival Gears Up For 17th Edition; Here's How You Can Attend
Mumbai is set to celebrate its literature festival in October, Literature Live! The city is set to celebrate its literature, ideas and storytelling as the Mumbai Literature Festival (MLF) gears up for its 17th edition. The annual festival brings together authors, poets, journalists, thinkers and readers for conversations spanning books, culture, society, history and contemporary issues. The city…
The Mumbai Literature Festival (MLF) is set to commence its 17th edition in October, offering a platform for authors, poets, journalists, thinkers and readers to engage in discussions on a wide range of topics. The annual event, which began in 2010, has become a prominent literary gathering in the city, featuring panel discussions, author interactions, and sessions exploring diverse subjects and perspectives.
This year's festival will take place from October 23 to 25 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) in Mumbai. Visitors can expect a packed lineup, covering literature, cinema, medicine, history, economics, arts, sports, technology, environment, and the digital ecosystem. The festival serves as a hub for conversations about India's evolving cultural and social landscape, providing a unique opportunity for both regular readers and those seeking to discover new authors and books.
To attend the MLF, individuals can register for free at the official festival website, www.litlive.in. After creating a Literature Lover! account, users can browse the festival schedule, select the event they wish to attend, and receive a QR code and M-badge via email or WhatsApp for their confirmed sessions. It's recommended to leave a 30-minute gap between consecutive bookings.
The MLF is particularly appealing to those who appreciate literature, journalism, history, culture, and thoughtful conversations, offering an engaging platform to interact with authors and fellow book enthusiasts in the city.
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