
Czechia:
A Country on the Coast
From October 7 to 11, 2026, the Czech Republic will be the Guest of Honour at the world's largest book fair held in Frankfurt am Main.
The Year of Czech Culture, comprising dozens of events about literature and other arts, will take place in the German-speaking countries until December 2026.
Programme
Guest of Honour
Přeskočit program

Dahin – contemporary Czech surrealism
The Czech literary landscape in data and figures
Diestlerová Petra
Patočková Radka
Vopěnka Martin
How Czech literature is received in the Anglophone world
Janeček Martin
Nagpal Diven
Sherwood Julia

Radka Denemarková signiert am HOFFMANN UND CAMPE Stand
A Novel for Frankfurt
Hadj Moussa Iva
Opatřilová Veronika
Svozilová Ludmila
Young, strong European voices
Háblová Anna Beata
Kuznetsova Eugenia
Stanjura Jakub

Das Kraken-Tagebuch at the Kinder- und Jugendbibliothek
Theresa Clauberg and Lucie Steiner
Clauberg Theresa
Steiner Lucie
Travel reportage
Janíček Jindřich
Weyhe Birgit
News
Přeskočit novinky
Our translators: Hana Hadas

The decision has been made. Here is the list of authors attending the Frankfurt Book Fair

Czech Literature in the German-speaking Media in April

Results: Czech Literary Centre Travel Grants

The "Czechia 2026" videospot was a hit at Anifilm festival. Jakub Kouřil won the award for Best Czech Commissioned Work

Photo Report: "Wellenwelten / Příliv příběhů" in Berlin

Online Bestseller: How Instagram Helped the Book “O hvězdách víš h*vn*” Succeed

Our translators: Zuzana Finger

Czech artists are heading to Bamberg. Villa Concordia will welcome six artists in 2026

According to Ondřej Cikán, Czech poetry deserves patient care, not submission to foreign demand
Video spot for the Guest of Honour
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Czech book market in 2024
Number of published books
12 100
Proportion of books published in Czech
> 88 %
Extent of the Czech book market
CZK 8.2 bn
Number of registered publishing houses
6 321
Number of translations into Czech
5 684

