the frankfurt book fair well attended as always and yet you are people are reading books. what are they missing. travelling through time. excellent novels. and i'd like to thank everyone who knows there is a difference between books and yoga it. and the literary strength of georgia. is it possible to tell a tale backwards. has done it the result is the novel of the year for twenty eight . my favorite. charity. and poorly written on her face. for the first time in five years the german prize has been won by a woman in there maria monica she is an author who pushes her limits physically psychologically and economically plaskett not only if the price simply buys me time and i've written four novels and nine years so i just scratch them down one after the other. this gives me time to do research completely in peace collect my thoughts completely in peace and then rights completely at peace. time is also a major theme in archipelago the novel spans an entire century on the island of ten a reef it's told from the perspective of three families of differing social classes from the

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anted for the first time at the frankfurt book fair twenty eight. hundred one hundred german muster reads with karen helm stet. has been having him start my name is karen helms ted and it's a great pleasure to introduce our multimedia project to the show one hundred german must reads in english here at the frankfurt book fair and yes one of them and now would like to know more about this project. please allow me to introduce my guests first off the project leaders here to my left are g.w. literature experts sabina keyes about and david eleven. point zero and we're particularly thrilled to welcome jenny aplin back award winning author and director and one of the authors on our list so congratulations are in order and a warm welcome and. you know it starts of you know i'll start with you tell us what were the biggest challenges you encountered with this project and how long did it take you know what as it is. we spent two years doing the research reading and selecting works. with some authors it was easier almost all the books of thomas mann. has been

all presented for the first time at the frankfurt book fair twenty eighteen nineteen hundred one hundred german mustering. with karen helm stet. has been calling him started my name is karen helms ted and it's a great pleasure to introduce our multimedia project two hundred two going to the show or one hundred german must reads in english here at the frankfurt book fair and yes well and now we'd like to know more about this project my guest please allow me to introduce my guests first off the project leaders here to my left are g.w. literature experts sabina keys are back and david eleven. point one and we're particularly thrilled to welcome jenny aplin back award winning author and director and one of the authors on our list so congratulations are in order and a warm welcome. to you know the stars have you know i'll start with you tell us what were the biggest challenges you encountered with this project and how long did it take you what as it is. we spent two years doing the research reading and selecting works. with some authors it was easier almost all the books of thomas mann or jen

one hundred german must reads in english here at the frankfurt book fair. yes well and now we'd like to know more about this project. please allow me to introduce my guests first off the project leaders here to my left are g.w. literature experts sabina keys are back and david eleven. point one and we're particularly thrilled to welcome jenny aplin back award winning author and director and one of the authors on our list so congratulations are in order and a warm welcome and. you know the star said you know i'll start with you tell us what were the biggest challenges you encountered with this project and how long did it take you to get done what. we spent two years doing the research reading and selecting works. some authors it was easier almost all the books of thomas mann or jenny ephron have been translated. with others only one. we had to find the english title so the research was the first challenge in that once we had decided which books to include on our list the next challenge was to compress say a one thousand page novel into two minutes. of time w

one hundred german must reads in english here at the frankfurt book fair. yes one bit and now would like to know more about this project. please allow me to introduce my guests first off the project leaders here to my left are g.w. literature experts sabina keyes about and david eleven. point one and we're particularly thrilled to welcome jenny aplin back award winning author and director and one of the authors on our list so congratulations are in order and a warm welcome went out this week called. you know the stars have you know i'll start with you tell us what were the biggest challenges you encountered with this project and how long did it take you what. we spent two years doing the research reading and selecting works. to want to find the english title so the research was the first challenge when once we had decided which books to include on our list the next challenge was to compress say a one thousand page novel into two minutes. of climbing. actually had a few heated debates just because there was so much we wanted to tell about each book but if we

this implore on arts twenty one one hundred german must treats from the frankfurt book fair even oath many of the books on our list of one hundred german must treats have been made into films and of course because of this many people abroad know and have an image of the german capital berlin i'm thinking for instance of the t.v. series babylon berlin based on the novel by for. berlin is the setting for many of the books on the list how. can you explain to us the endless fascination with the city has always done and i don't know. lynn developed into a metropolis in the early twentieth century in the one nine hundred twenty s. it was the place people moved to in germany that something was going on with and i don't know what to call it it was the arts the outsiders and of course politics that's one berlin's legendary aura developed into what an incredible number of novels in the twenty's and thirty's were set in berlin the fetal monny that's months ago and many writers lived there and wrote about their city and it continues to this day. after the wall fell lots of writers again moved to

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book fans from all over the world have descended on the german city of frankfurt for its annual book fair frankfurt book fair is the publishing industry's biggest trade fair with over seven thousand exhibitors for more than eight hundred countries taking part and with me in the studio is our box for our culture just to tell us more about this good to see you go right take it away what can we expect from this book fair well a lot actually of course but lot of controversy also political inside and actually this year there's many things that makes it special one is that it's the seventy's verse three of the u.n. human rights declaration so human rights will be a big topic on the books for and as every year the books are also draws a lot of big names and celebrities from the arts as well as politics one highlight for me personally one highlight was opening the nigerian writer and woman rights activist from a month on goes the adichie she took to the stage and gave a powerful speech calling for more gender diversity in the book in the street and women's voices that they need to be heard a lot

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book fans from all over the wand have descended on the german city of frankfurt for its annual book fair the frankfurt book fair is the publishing industries biggest street fair with over seven thousand exhibitors from mood then hundred country staking. and joining me to talk about my favorite subject which is books is. to describe welcome yaga lovely to see you now tell us what can we expect from this year's book fair well actually quite a lot of history that of course many culture but also political highlights and insights because also this year it's the seventieth birthday of the human right there we human rights the croatians ari and the first teamed up with the united nations and amnesty international to actually celebrate this anniversary so that means human rights is going to be a topic there and also today just a few hours ago the german president func. was there for the opening just a few hours ago he spoke about preserving freedoms and combating. the furnace sentiments in stormy times and he also criticised the media for not showing things as they really are saying that that th

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the frankfurt book fair is in full swing again fall the seventy fifth time it's the world's most important fare for print and digital content and it's also a huge cultural event it runs for five days on which many writers and experts from all over the globe present their work each year the number of publications is impressive so what next to make your choice easier to put together a list of one hundred must reads translated from jim into english the books were chosen by i d w literature experts nikki's about and david leavitt's he has the list with some classics and also some you may never heard of. alexanderplatz by alfred discipline written in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine is a classic of world literature. a marvel of the deep by function it's a science fiction thriller and bestseller. is the story of a young man who loves soccer and loves sprawling even. three novels could hardly be more different yet they have one thing in common they're rolling through the donor list of the one hundred german market remains the very first such list to be devoted to german language literature i

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be announced this evening actually in a few ships like in just over an hour in frankfurt the city where the famous book fair is going to kick off very soon so the six shortlist others actually they themselves have no idea who is going to be the winner oh yes oh it's going to be excited even when it's it is it will be announced but before that maybe let's have a look on three into three of the main contenders. really. the story begins with the sacrilege in an isolated mountain village a bird of prey worshipped by locals is killed. time to strike the price. god who describes the faithful encounters with the fifth the day. i think concerns especially birds of prey have always captured to human imagination because. they are such simple beings and yet they surpass us in so many ways before also. what are we in the face of nature this novel opens the door to a fantastical world the feels hauntingly real. maria silly about better has lived in germany for twenty two years and explores her native argentina from there the little town where she grew up on the outskirts of one a set as is a cultural melting pot called

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