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Download our Frankfurt Book Fair Magazine 2024

Download our Frankfurt Book Fair Magazine 2024

The Frankfurt Book Fair 2024 magazine from Publishing Perspectives is a showcase for global publishing, book market trends and interesting people.

The inauguration of the Italian pavilion at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2024 with Susanna Tamaro, Luigi Mascheroni and Stefano Zecchi. Image: Johannes Minkus / Publishing perspectives

By Hannah Johnson

AThousands of publishers, agents, authors and book industry professionals are gathering in Frankfurt this week. Publishing perspectives publishes the digital version of our magazine for the Frankfurt Book Fair 2024 (you can also pick up a printed copy at the fair). Download the magazine here.

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Italy presents its publishers and authors with several stands at the fair as well as its piazza in the Guest of Honor Forum. The Philippines is preparing for its Guest of Honor Year 2025 with programs and a large delegation of authors and publishers. And the highlight of every Frankfurt Book Fair is meeting old and new friends from all over the world.

In this edition:

  • Interview with Scholastic CEO Peter Warwick
  • Special coverage of Italy, Frankfurt’s guest of honor in 2024
  • Book market trends in Brazil, France, the Philippines and Poland
  • Perspectives on foreign rights
  • Q&A with independent publishers from Colombia, Greece and Kenya
  • Jennifer Clement on freedom of publication
  • And more

About the author

Hannah Johnson

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Hannah Johnson is the editor of the international book trade magazine Publishing Perspectives, which provides daily information and news about book markets around the world. In addition to building partnerships with international cultural and trade organizations, it works with the Frankfurt Book Fair to organize and support a number of its foreign initiatives. Hannah has also worked as a senior editor for an online media company, The Hooch Life, which focuses on craft distilleries and cocktail experts. Previously, she worked as a project manager for the New York office of the Frankfurt Book Fair and led various business and marketing activities.