The Toronto Book Expo comes as a breath of fresh air to Toronto-based authors and publishers with a grand celebration of multicultural literature this 2020. The fresh new book fair is a non-profit, all-benefit display of literary love in the Toronto area by celebrating cultural diversity in literature.

Toronto authors and publishers will be given the chance to not only commercially promote their literature, but also to mingle and create connections within the literary industry. They will be able to bond with individuals in the same trade and share tips while gaining valuable knowledge in the literary field.

In addition to being able to mingle with authors and publishers all over the Toronto area, authors from all over the world are also expected to come in and share their cultures through literature.

The Toronto Book Expo will effectively bring together various cultures and further diversify the literary community in the Toronto area. The celebration of multiple cultures will not only allow the literary community in Toronto to be open to cultural diversity, but it will also empower bookworms from every culture imaginable to join in.

The Toronto Book Expo is a non-profit book fair dedicated to multicultural authors and publishers. The main goal is to help authors, publishers and bookworms showcase the literary community and further diversify it to keep it thriving for years to come.

The multicultural spectacle of literary genius will be a spearhead in the local literary community’s aim to further cultivate camaraderie within the literary industry. The literary industry is a highly competitive field and smaller players often find it difficult to compete with mainstream authors and publishing companies.

What does this say for the vast pool of literary genius that goes unnoticed? Most of these aspiring full-time authors end up trashing their manuscripts and abandoning the art altogether. After all, how would they pay for their bills if they spent all their resources and time waiting for a publishing company and readers to notice them?

Despite popular belief, most published authors—even best-selling ones, struggle to make a stable living off of their book sales. This is because traditional publishing companies often offer a very small royalty per sale of their work. In cases like these, unless you’ve managed to amass a large following on your own like E.L. James who found some success with self-publishing, you will most likely struggle to sell your work.

There are of course options like Agora Publishing that allow you to self-publish your work. What most authors don’t know is that self-publishing allows an author to earn more per sale of their book compared to the royalties offered by traditional publishing companies. Unlike the Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy, there is an extremely small chance that you will find an audience for your book.

Most self-published books inevitably fail. Why you might ask? Most self-published authors slack off and opt to cut corners on their work. The only way to truly succeed is to invest in your work as completely as you can.

This is where the Toronto Book Expo comes in handy. The Toronto Book Expo will be providing aspiring full-time authors and publishing companies with the opportunity to learn and mingle with other players in the field.

The diverse range of literary genius compacted into a single space will ensure that bonds are created and tips are shared. This will ultimately allow literary players to further explore the dynamic literary industry and add valuable knowledge that can inevitably be used to improve their work.

The Toronto Book Fair will also provide a chance for publishing companies and authors alike to connect with readers on a personal level. Authors will be able to create a personal fan base on the spot by convincing potential readers to pick up their books and having the chance to make an upfront sale of their book.

Publishing companies, on the other hand, will be able to share their mission and keep a lookout for aspiring authors that they might want to cultivate. In any case, the Toronto Book Fair will allow publishing companies to take a close look at the literary market and decide what readers need and want.