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Frankfurt Book Fair
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Germany's biggest annual book fair.
Skip next section Reports & Analysis
Reports & Analysis
Eckhart Nickel: Spitzweg
Eckhart Nickel: Spitzweg
A book of characters usually found in a Spitzweg painting – art is their subject of choice.
Jan Faktor: Jerk
Jan Faktor: Jerk
Jan Faktor illuminates the upheaval of Prague and bohemian East Berlin during the 70s and 80s.
Daniela Dröscher: Lies about my mother
Daniela Dröscher: Lies about my mother
A child’s-eye view of a disastrous marriage in the German countryside during the 1980s.
Kristine Bilkau: Next Door
Kristine Bilkau: Next Door
"Next Door" is a story about the desires and fears of two women in rural northern Germany.
Fatma Aydemir: Djinns
Fatma Aydemir: Djinns
A polyphonic story about Turkish immigrants and their children, dreams and trauma
Ukraine in the spotlight at Frankfurt Book Fair
Ukraine in the spotlight at Frankfurt Book Fair
Ukraine's President asked authors to write on the terror unleashed by Russia. DW talked to authors at the event.
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Skip next section In the spotlight
In the spotlight
Frankfurt Book Fair to run without Iran
Iran won't attend the annual event, saying it has interfered in domestic affairs. Organizers have denied the accusation.
Tsitsi Dangarembga on freedom of expression
Zimbabwean author and filmmaker Tsitsi Dangarembga has been awarded the 2021 Peace Prize of the German Book Trade.
Frankfurt Book Fair: Canada spotlights diversity
As the guest of honor at the world's largest book fair, Canada is showcasing its multicultural literature.
Frankfurt Book Fair: 25,000 visitors daily
Organizers of the world's largest book trade fair have obtained a special permission to welcome 25,000 people daily.
Skip next section Opinion
Opinion
No far-right publishers at the book fair, please!
Stefan Dege
Commentary
Frankfurt Book Fair 2018: Not a year to relax
Sabine Peschel
Commentary
Frankfurt Book Fair a playground for global ideas
Jochen Kürten
Commentary
Opinion: Salman Rushdie helps define tolerance's boundaries
Commentary
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