Welcome to arts twenty one today we check out the life sequel there. Is just. The event is held every spring it is really popular with the reading public because it would simply takes a lot of Walking Around to see and do everything but its all really interesting. And there is celebrated writers lots of new releases in great literature from a midsized country the Czech Republic is the Twenty One Thousand likes the book fairs country of honor just good luck i think its great that people can discover all kinds of books here but they may not be familiar with. So lets get lost in good books but first a brief review of the state of publishing. No
signs of gloom and doom at the lips of book for despite the fact that a major german Book Wholesaler recently the clear bankruptcy turned over stagnant but this time the book fairs bigger and more international than ever. Canadas making its debut here with publishers from across the country and theyve brought along books in a wide variety of genres
. this publisher is trying to attract young readers with a selfie competition. a more serious note this year s book fair focuses on south eastern europe and the erosion of democracy and freedom of speech . germany s federal agency for civic education was sponsoring a series of discussions and book reading thirty years of change and young people there and now. as you can mention do you know what s happening with young people the ones who were born after nine hundred eighty nine who have no historical reference points except perhaps through their parents generation are they rebellious how are they dealing with responsibility. what are they thinking and feeling and what does europe mean to them and suggest that it is the only hope for . many of the new books of the fair deal with political and historical events and focus on contemporary issues the event offers
readers can meet their favorite authors and then like in frankfurt stock up on books. this publishers trying to attract young readers with a selfie competition. on a more serious note this year s book fair focuses on south eastern europe and the erosion of democracy and freedom of speech. germany s federal agency for civic education is sponsoring a series of discussions and book readings thirty years of change and young people then and now. a student you can mention do you know what s happening with young people the ones who were born after nine hundred eighty nine who have no historical reference points except perhaps through their parents generation are they rebellious how are they dealing with responsibility. what are they thinking and feeling and what does europe mean to them and the best that it is the only hope but . many of the new books at the fair deal with the story of events and focus on contemporary issues the event offers
. many of the new books at the fair deal historical events and focus on contemporary issues the event offers a number of discussions with authors and experts. the hot topic is the future of the book publishing industry itself. facing stiff competition from e-books books and demand and self published money scripts there s been a prize for the best self published book since two thousand and seven. last year monica from our won the prize for story. nobody wanted to publish it but now it s proving popular for publishing offers a number of advantages. the mrs i m in china s aspect one major factor is the wide variety of topics that you can find in these kinds of books and that includes all sorts of marginal subjects that are just as important but don t appeal to the mainstream publishers emmy s them out i fired someone for example in my book i addressed the issue of sexual harassment. in my book it s only been