The Frankfurt Book Fair 2015 wraps up this weekend. Highlights include the big announcement of the European Prize for Literature winners and a session on independent publishing on Saturday, October 17; and sessions on Sunday, October 18, focused on overcoming "borders and culture" divisions through literature.
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Friday, October 16, 2015
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Preview of Day 3 (Friday, October 16) Highlights at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2015
Scheduled events for Day 3 of the 2015 Frankfurt Book Fair include the first session of the Media and Technology Forum, which is part of the New European Media Summit; a discussion of Iranian literature by Peace Prize winner Navid Kermani; and a press conference that reviews the outcome of Frankfurt Undercover, a dialogue taking place during the conference among 30 international authors debating on the issue of extremism.
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Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Preview of Thursday's Highlights from the Frankfurt Book Fair
Highlights of the day for Day 2 (Thursday, October 15) at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2015 include the debut of Pillars of the Earth, a video game from bestselling author Ken Follett; a photo exhibit showcasing winners of the European Literature Prize; and nomination announcements for the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award for children's literature as well as the Global Illustration Award.
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Monday, October 12, 2015
BREAKING: Iran Exits Frankfurt Book Fair over Rushdie Appearance
According to the Associated Press, the Iranian government has withdrawn its stand from the 2015 Frankfurt Book Fair in protest of a scheduled appearance by author Salman Rushdie. Read the full story in the Idaho Press-Tribune.
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