Albanian-born singer I Love Lipa has called attention to the London Literature Festival, where she has conducted conversations with writer Zadie Smith and the rock icon Patti Smith.
As reported Daily MailThe festival is one of the literary events in the British capital that gathers authors, critics and readers to discuss books, creativity and developments in the world of literature. This year, the participation of the Albanian-British singer gave the event another dimension, drawing attention to its commitment to promoting reading.
In addition to a successful musical career, I want Lipa is also known for her love of books. She runs the Service95 reading club, through which she recommends literary works and conducts conversations and interviews with popular writers, broadcasts Telegragraphy.
Through this project, the singer promotes literature and creates room for discussions about books and authors, proving that her engagement extends beyond music.
Attending the Literature Festival in London is another evidence of its interest in the world of books and influence that artists can have in promoting reading, drawing a broader public with literary creativity./Telegraphy/