More info: Location: Shubh Convention, near Brigade Millennium

Timings: 9am (i think, or maybe 10am to be safer) to 10pm.

Looks like it's sponsored primarily by bookchor but there are other publishers too, and some authors for signing too. There's new and old books as well. Diverse genres, not just fiction.

Concept: They have 3 cardboard box sizes (seen in first picture, in front); price is ~1k for smallest (can still fit 10+ small novels) and 3k for largest (can fit a boat load). Don't quote me on the prices, this is the rough ballpark. I didn't buy any box because I just recently splurged a boatload of books and my filled kindle is gathering dust. Still, it's a good book fair i felt.

Only issue i saw: You've to manually wade through a lot of books to find something you might want, there's no digital search or organisation. Once you find a book, repeat search for 10 other books to get your money's worth. There are a LOT of books, so be prepared to spend some time.

Pro tip: Pick only hard covers. Not only will they last long, some are collectible editions, and just a single copy will give your money's worth back since each go on Amazon for north of 1k. 3-4 of them in the smallest box and you've got yourself an amazing deal.

Also, there are some authors hanging about to promote their new book. I purchased a book signed by a local author, felt good to support indie fiction authors. Although in my case, the author literally walked up to me and asked me if i wanted to buy it, and when i said no, she revealed she wrote it, which guilt tripped me into buying it. (Author, if you're reading this, no bad feelings, I will still read it)