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\ud83d\udcda Project195 - one book from every country \ud83c\udf0d Literature as a lens to understand the world \ud83d\udcd6 Global fiction, history, ideas & culture \ud83e\udde0 Reading beyond trends
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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#Project195 - GUATEMALA
Discovering Asturias
While searching for a Guatemalan book to read for Project195, I came across the name of the country’s only Nobel Prize winner in Literature: Miguel Ángel Asturias.
Asturias in 1968
In a 1970 interview with a...
#Project195 - ARGENTINA
A Bookshop in Valencia
During a week-long trip to Valencia, I bought several books from one of the city’s chain bookstores.
Those purchases are always a highlight for me. Not only can I discover local bestsellers completely unknown out...
#Project195 - BULGARIA
The Self-Help Trend I Didn’t Trust
For many years, I toyed with the idea of keeping a diary.
I enjoy writing. Some people even claim I’m fairly good at it. Yet I never really had many opportunities to write. There were school essays, t...
#Project195 - BELARUS
One Sunday afternoon in Kraków, I went for a short walk around the Main Market Square.
Hundreds of excited tourists surrounded me. Plastic advertising boards littered the sidewalks, inviting every passerby to stop for a traditional Polish...
#Project195 - URUGUAY
Whenever I finish a book from a particular country, I try to take away something more than just the story itself.
After reading a novel from Malta, I found myself researching local corruption. Following a Somali novel, I spent time learnin...
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