Is-sejħiet miftuħin tal-Kunsill Nazzjonali tal-Ktieb huma elenkati hawn taħt.
Jekk għandek xi mistoqsijiet dwar il-Konkors ta' Letteratura għaż-Żgħażagħ, ibgħat email lil Matthew Borg fuq matthew.borg@ktieb.org.mt.
The National Book Council of Malta's current open calls are listed below.
For queries on the Novels for Youth Literary Contest, contact Matthew Borg on matthew.borg@ktieb.org.mt.
Malta Book Festival 2026
4–8 November
MFCC, Ta’ Qali
The Open call for Exhibitors for the Malta Book Festival was launched on 14th April 2026.
GUIDELINES AND REGULATIONS MAY BE ACCESSED HERE.
The deadline to submit applications is 19th May 2026
Malta Book Festival 2026
4–8 November
MFCC, Ta’ Qali
The Open call for Activities and Events launched on 14th April 2026.
GUIDELINES AND REGULATIONS MAY BE ACCESSED HERE.
The deadline to submit applications is 30th June 2026
The National Book Council (NBC) invites theatre companies, collectives, and independent practitioners to submit applications for stage productions inspired by published books to form part of the theatre programme of the Malta Book Festival in 2026.
The Guidelines and Regulations forming part of the EOI may be accessed here.
Selected productions will contribute to a curated programme celebrating the relationship between literature and performance, engaging audiences through accessible and quality theatrical interpretation of literary works.
This Expression of Interest is intended for productions that are already fully developed and performance-ready.
Online Course for Aspiring Book Editors 2026
Welcome meeting: 21st July 2026
Course Timeline: 23rd July- 1st September 2026
The open call for candidates wishing to enrol within the 'Becoming a Book Editor’ course was officially launched on 13 April 2026.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS AVAILABLE IN BOTH EN AND MT MAY BE ACCESSED HERE.
The deadline to submit applications is 27th April 2026
Termini u Kundizzjonijiet / Terms and Conditions
The Annual Book Conference is a new platform dedicated to critical reflection on the book
industry and its relationship to cultural and economic policy. Launched in 2026 as the first
conference of its kind in Malta, it is intended to become a recurring annual forum bringing
together local and international stakeholders to examine the structures, challenges, and
opportunities shaping the book ecosystem.