The feminist book fair Delivered! will take place for the fifth time from November 6 to 8, 2026, in the Halle des Blancs Manteaux, located in the 4th arrondissement of Paris. Organized by the group Femmes Solidaires and the magazine Clara-magazine, the fair will gather authors, journalists, researchers, and activists who support feminist causes. Events will include meetings, debates, film screenings, exhibitions, and book signings. Admission is free and open to the public. This edition will focus on discussions about women's rights, sexual violence, the rise of masculinist rhetoric, and power dynamics. The fair aims to showcase a range of feminist expression through literature, essays, comics, youth literature, cinema, live performances, and photography. Several notable authors and activists will participate. Sandrine Rousseau will present You Harm the Cause #Woke. An Impertinent Clarification (La Meute), while writer and activist Grace Ly will discuss The New Territories (HarperCollins). Anne-Cécile Mailfert, president of the Fondation des Femmes, will present The Demographic Panic - The Feminist Response (Les Petits Matins). Violaine De Filippis-Abate, a lawyer and activist, will speak about Since the RN Says It Protects Women! (La Meute), a book examining the National Rally's stance on women's rights. Pascal Picq, a paleoanthropologist, will present Anthropology of Violence Against Women in the 21st Century (Odile Jacob). Journalist Giulia Foïs will introduce two new books: Not All Men Anyway (La Meute) and The Girls of the Bookstore (Flammarion). Former Olympic boxer and entrepreneur Sarah Ourahmoune will also take part, promoting her book Punch Fair (Éditions des Équateurs). Three exhibitions have already been announced. Angélique Cauchy will showcase (e)preuves, while Sandrine Mirza and Blanche Sabbah will present History of France from a Feminine Perspective. Photographer Nicole Lala will exhibit LALA photographs her city. Additional events, such as meetings, film screenings, and book signings, will be part of the program. Further details about participants and the schedule will be released in the coming months. The organizers note that the previous two editions each attracted more than 4,000 visitors. Femmes Solidaires, one of the organizers, describes itself as a universalist feminist movement focused on popular education and the fight against discrimination. It works to promote non-sexist and non-violent education and has a network of 190 local structures. The group also holds a special consultative status with the United Nations. Clara-magazine, the other organizer, is an independent publication dedicated to feminist thought for over thirty years. It addresses topics such as social and gender relations, mechanisms of domination, and the visibility of women in society.