The 3rd edition of India’s first Green Literature Festival (GLF), a forum for all forms of eco-literature, will be held at the Century Club, Cubbon Park, this weekend. The festival, which will host more than 20 authors, over a dozen stalls on sustainable products and several workshops, hopes to drive “more informed and deeper conversations around important issues,” says Greenlitfest’s founder Benedict Paramanand.
As the festival release points out, GLF is a response to the urgent need for literature that helps us comprehend our relationship with the planet, mend the broken bits, and promote love and care for the climate through positive climate action. “We believe that these conversations will lead to people taking action and influencing policy,” he says.
