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“Democracy is fragile, and we must hold the line,” say Ressa, who wrote the book ‘How to Stand Up to a Dictator.’
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa warned that the world is facing an "information Armageddon" as technology companies continue to spread disinformation for profit.Speaking at the Frankfurt Book Fair on October 17, Friday, Ressa said large social media platforms have "pumped ...
Writer Jessica Zafra details the exact process that led to her writing her first novel.
1. I always knew I wanted to write novels, but it took me decades to figure out how. As an angry and miserable teenager I reread J.D. Salinger's angry and miserable teenage classic The Catcher In The Rye so many ...
A Filipino fictionist's thoughts about the Frankfurt Book Fair and her experience at the White Ravens Festival in Munich.
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"...in this time when the world is malignantly divided, our spaces...are for dialogue, for listening and reflection with clarity of purpose, and respect for one another," says PHL-GOH's Karina Bolasco.
Despite calls for an industry-wide boycott, preparations for the 2025 Frankfurter Buchmesse (FBM) or Frankfurt Book Fair slated for October 15 to 19, 2025 stays on track.Karina Bolasco, curator of books and head of the literary program for the Philippines' ...
According to the global coalition 'Publishers for Palestine', the book event has well-documented ties to the Israeli tech, AI, surveillance, and security sectors.
The Frankfurt Book Fair (German: Frankfurter Buchmesse) is regarded as the world's largest trade fair for books, based on the sheer number of publishing companies exhibiting in the annual event. The upcoming 77th edition, happening from October 15 to 19, is ...
The Frankfurt Book Fair 2025 is the culmination of Bolasco's and local publishing advocates' decades-long efforts to ensure voices from the Philippines are heard worldwide.
In less than seven months, Philippine literature will take center stage as this year's Guest of Honor at the Frankfurt Book Fair, the world's largest publishing trade fair. It will be a spotlight like no other. Last year, 4,300 ...
Esquire Philippines editor-at-large Sarge Lacuesta writes about his experiences at the recent Frankfurt Book Fair, the detour to Berlin and Heidelberg, and the spirit of kinship with fellow Filipino writers and publishers.
Call me naive, but, really, one of the best things that happened at the recent Frankfurt Buchmesse was that weird sense of fellowship that just seemed to happen, even among writers who had never really spoken to each other (by chance or ...
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