
Frankfurt Book Fair 2025
Messe Frankfurt Braubachstraße 16, Frankfurt, GermanyThe Frankfurt Book Fair (Frankfurt Buchmesse) is the world’s largest trade book fair. Our Scotland at Frankfurt stand will be located in 6.0 E87.
This year at Frankfurt Bookfair our Scotland at Frankfurt stand will be located in 6.0 E87. Click here to see which of our publisher and network members will be on the stand.
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This visit was a fantastic opportunity for Scottish writers and publishers to network and promote their work overseas.
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