CLEAN : Don't isolate Turkey warn writers caught in crackdown

The transcript discusses experiences and reflections from a book fair, highlighting the slow process and cultural identity. It touches on the Frankfurt Book Fair, media restrictions, and the complexities of being a writer in the Internet age. The discussion also covers the business aspects of book fairs, including the sale of various products and the public image presented to the press.

What does the speaker find unusual about the book fair?

• The variety of books available

• The large number of attendees

• The slow process

• The fast pace of events

What does the speaker invite others to do?

• Attend a conference

• Visit Turkey

• Join a writing workshop

• Read their book

What did the speaker learn about their writing at the Frankfurt Book Fair?

• It was adapted into a play

• It was translated into multiple languages

• It was read at the opening

• It was published in a magazine

What restriction is mentioned regarding broadcasting?

• No live streaming allowed

• Papers cannot be broadcasted on television

• No photography allowed

• No interviews with authors

What contrast does the speaker highlight about the book fair in Germany?

• The difference between book sales and art displays

• The difference between fiction and non-fiction sales

• The contrast between business dealings and public display

• The gap between local and international authors