in royal Diggi palace Jaipur from 24 to 28 January 2019. Around 300 speakers were expected to visit Jaipur literature festival 2018–2019, including prominent writers such as Shobha de (known for her bold writing style), Anuradha Roy (Indian novelist, journalist), Chitra Banerjee (best known for her novel The palace of illusions). Some of the speakers including Manisha Koirala (Indian actress), Mithali raj (Indian women cricket team captain) would be the attraction of the festival who would talk about the journey and the challenges of their life. Here are few more names of Jaipur literature festival 2018–2019 are: Jon Lee Anderson (American biographer, author investigative reporter) Juergen Boos (CEO of the Frankfurt Book Fair) Marc Quinn(British visual artist) Markus Zusak (international bestselling author of The Book Thief) Molly Crabapple N. S. Madhavan (Malayalam fiction-writer and columnist) Narendra Kohli (dramatist and comedian) NoViolet Bulawayo Perumal Murugan (Tamil author and literary speaker) Priyamvada Natarajan (astronomer and professor at Yale) Andre Aciman (author, memoirist, professor, known for the novel Call Me By Your Name) 2020 The Jaipur Literature Festival 2020 took place at the royal Diggi Palace from 23 to 27 January 2020. Around 300 speakers attended the Festival. 2021 The Jaipur Literature Festival 2021 took place Virtual edition from 19 to 28 February 2021. Around 200 speakers are scheduled to attend the Festival. 2022 The 2022 edition of the festival will take place between January 28 to February 1. The Festival will host over 250 speakers, writers, thinkers, politicians, journalists and popular cultural icons representing 21 Indian and international languages as well as major awards such as the Nobel, the Booker Prize, the Pulitzer Prize and the Sahitya Akademi Award. For the first time, Diggi Palace will not be its primary venue. For the first time, the festival will not be completely free. Notable speakers include Nobel Prize winner, Abdurazak Gurnah, Booker Prize winner, Damon Galgut, Indian writers Vikram Sampath, Shashi Tharoor, Saket Suman and Gurmehar Kaur. JLF International Over the years, related events have also taken place at various times in: Boulder, Colorado; Houston, Texas; Adelaide, Australia; the British Library in London (annually 2014–2019); and New York City. The November 2018 event in Adelaide was the first of an annual recurrence, known as JLF Adelaide and presented as part of the OzAsia Festival. References External links Further reading JLF 2020 - Jaipur Literature Festival (Rajasthan Event, 2020) In Jaipur, the Indian Book