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The industry in Frankfurt's 75 years has changed, a lot. But some faithfully recall their personal highs – those 'moments' at Buchmesse.

A new survey on literary agents' experience surfaces concerns about the business model's viability, diversity, and burnout in a demanding job.

The new award from Ukraine's publishing trade news medium, 'Chytomo,' names its first shortlist in three categories.

The week at Frankfurter Buchmesse features discussions ofissues in Arabic literature and its translation into other languages.

A packed house, quickly applauding various political points, was at the Frankfurt Book Fair opening event.

A participant in this year's Frankfurt Invitation Program, Katerina Petrich is a designer with Argentina's Libros de la Araucaria.

Tonio Schachinger's 'Echtzeitalter' from Holtzbrinck's Rowohlt Verlag has won the €25,000 German Book Prize.

Putting aside the hype and hullabaloo around AI, Thomas Cox and his panelists plan to map out 'The State of AI in Publishing Today.'

The 'crisis of climate change and the crisis among democracies' lead the 75th Frankfurt Book Fair opening press conference.

 The Guest of Honor Slovenia pavilion is designed with an emphasis on the natural lighting that Jure and Urska Sadar know at home.