Overview
- The Buenos Aires International Book Fair dedicated April 30 to honoring Mario Vargas Llosa and Juan José Saer with intimate panels and a marathon reading, respectively.
- An intimate discussion on Vargas Llosa featured personal anecdotes from Juan Cruz Ruiz, Jorge Fernández Díaz, and Raúl Tola, though his family members were absent as planned.
- Pedro Mairal launched the Diálogo de Escritoras y Escritores de Argentina series, discussing his works and the state of Argentine literature.
- Tomorrow, a panel featuring Claudia Piñeiro, Guillermo Martínez, and others will debate artificial intelligence’s potential to create literature with human depth.
- The fair highlights a growing focus on women authors in Argentine literature and publishing, reflecting shifts in the literary market.