SINGAPORE - Featuring guests like local actor Li Nanxing, Taiwanese television host Sisy Chen and Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Ministry of National Development Sun Xueling, the Singapore Book Fair returns in a revamped form for its 35th year.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The Singapore Book Fair returns in a revamped form for its 35th year - it will go online.
It will comprise 30 live and pre-recorded programmes that Singaporeans can stream directly into their homes. It will showcase more than 20 overseas and local publishers and book retailers, offering over 1,000 English and Chinese titles to be sold online. "With our compact week-long programmes and content, we hope to encourage more people to turn to reading for self-enrichment and to stay positive in these challenging times."
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