At The Helsinki Book Fair

Last week I spent three days at the Helsinki Book Fair. I listened to writers and poets, most of which were Finnish. Among international writers I listened only two, both Brits: David Nicholls who told about his book Sweet Sorrow / The Guardian and Viv Groskop who told about her book The Anna Karenina Fix: Life Lessons from Russian Literature / The Guardian.

The fair was good and interesting, so much to listen and see. 92 000 people visited the fair during four days - a success! I publish here only some photos. If you want to read about my experienses click yourself to my book blog Kirja vieköön! The text is in Finnish, but there is google translator on the right side bar.

After two days of rest my fatigue is starting to disappear!