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Bookeria\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
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | bookeriaofficial.substack.com |
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#Project195 - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Choosing a book from the United States for my Project195 turned out to be unexpectedly difficult. What should one pick from a country so densely packed with literary giants?
#Project195 - CONGO
Project195 keeps taking me to places that feel increasingly distant and unfamiliar. Often, these are countries I will probably never visit in person. That is precisely why literature matters here more than anywhere else. I am far more inter...
#Project195 - EGYPT
Although Egypt is a country whose history and culture stretch back several millennia, its modern literary canon can boast only one writer awarded the most prestigious of all literary honors: the Nobel Prize. That writer is Naguib Mahfouz.
#Project195 - NORTH KOREA
Literature and politics have been intertwined for as long as humans have been able to record ideas through systems of signs. Almost from the moment writing came into existence, it has served either to consolidate power or to challenge it. T...
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