A total of 117 publishers will present 1,272 books and digital publications at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2010, which runs from Oct. 6-10, according to the chairman of the Taiwan Book Fair Foundation Tuesday. The theme of this year's delegation, organized by the foundation with the support of the Government Information Office (GIO) , is 'Dynamic Taiwan.' Foundation Chairman Wang Jung-wen said that the group had invited award-winning writer Liu Ka-Shiang to attend a forum at the book fair titled 'Nature Writing in Taiwan's Contemporary Literature.' 'I will introduce Taiwan's culture, literature and people's lives in the forum,' the 53-year-old writer said. The foundation said that Liu, a Golden Tripod Award winner, was the most representative writer of Taiwanese nature writing. The writer hopes his work will help Taiwan and the rest of the world see the beauty of his country 'with a loving and reflective eye,' the GIO said. 'During the forum, I am planning to read poems to the audience, with photos to introduce the beauty of Taiwan,' Liu said. In addition to a 'Taiwan Pavilion' and a comic book and children's book section, highlights of the Taiwan section will include an e-publishing and e-reader section. 'We have invited seven e-reader makers and more than 10 publishers to present advanced technology, ' foundation officials said. 'The market potential of e-publishing has greatly increased in recent years.' The book fair also invited Taiwan publishers to present the 'JinYong Reader,' created by the local publisher 'YLib.' The Frankfurt Book Fair is the world's biggest book fair. In 2009, the exhibition attracted 7,300 exhibitors from 100 countries, with over 400,000 books on display, according to the foundation. by Sunnie Chen 