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Aveiro TV4 September 2026 at 12:08

Writer José Paulo Santos was yesterday at the Aveiro Book Fair, where he participated in a book signing session that attracted readers of various generations. The initiative took place in the space dedicated to meetings with authors, as part of the daily programming of this edition of the fair.

Throughout the afternoon, dozens of visitors sought not only the signing of the books, but also the opportunity to talk with the author about his career, the themes of his work, and the projects he has in development. The atmosphere was marked by informality and closeness, allowing direct dialogue between writer and readers.

The author's presence is part of the fair's strategy to promote contact between the public and creators, bringing literature closer to everyday life. José Paulo Santos highlighted the importance of these moments for strengthening the relationship with readers and the role of book fairs as spaces for meeting and cultural promotion.

The writer's participation was one of the highlights of the programming, contributing to the dynamism of the Aveiro Book Fair, which continues to establish itself as one of the most significant cultural events in the regional calendar.

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