7th International Literary Festival

Ideogramma is organizing the 7th International Literary Festival, ες γην εναλίαν Κύπρον, to be held from 4 to 7 November in Nicosia and in the communities of Lemythou and Galata. Moreover, taking into account the literary trends of the time, Ideogramma is launching a new initiative: a collaboration with 10 International Literature and Poetry Festivals from various countries around the world, as well as with six significant international organizations from Cyprus. The Festival will feature 40 or more creators from abroad and Cyprus over a 4-day event of cultural coexistence.
The organizers of the Festival, Lili Michailidou and Nora Chatzisotiriou, state that this collaboration will be an opportunity to showcase the rich cultural and literary heritage of different peoples, will offer the possibility of presenting literary diversity through voices and styles, and above all will create new bridges of communication between writers, organizers and audiences.
An important action is also the participation of Ideogramma, together with 36 other festivals, in the European Platform Versopolis. Therefore, within the framework of the festival, there will be a tribute featuring new emerging poets, both foreign and Cypriot, who are posted on the Versopolis online platform.
10 international festivals abroad are collaborating:
Emirates Airlines Festival of Literature, Dubai, UAE / Festival Europa in Versi, Como, Italy / International Ars Poetry Festival, Bratislava, Slovakia / International Kistretch Poetry Festival, Kisii, Kenya / Oslo International Poetry Festival, Oslo, Norway / Barcelona Poesia Festival, Barcelona, Spain / Maison de la Presse, Tangier, Morocco / Tinos International Literary Festival, Tinos, Greece / Printemps de la Poésie, Lausanne, Switzerland / Page Break International Poetry Festival, Riga, Latvia.
6 organizations and festivals in Cyprus:
International Interdisciplinary Literature Festival SARDAM / Writers Group "Diavaseis" / Vivliotropio / Technodromio / Room for Art / Cultural Centre Parakentro.