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ZAGREB, May 6 (Hina) - The second Mediterranean Book Festival will take place in Split on May 9-13, featuring 80 publishers, 12 new book launches and, as a special guest, Norwegian crime king Jo Nesbo.
There will also be nine panels and a score of workshops and lectures. For the first time, the entire programme will also be in Braille.
The publishers attending will offer 10,000 titles discounted 70%.
On May 11, Nesbo will present his novel "Macbeth".
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