Henrique Mota, FEP President, reading “unpublished good books”
As a publisher, I choose the high quality manuscripts that I could not publish; as a reader, I choose the books that …
“Reading is among the most fantastic fulfilling and intimate experiences…” – Kyra Dreher, Fabian Paagman and Jean-Luc Treutenaere
As booksellers representatives, we have the privilege of selling so many excellent books that we cannot restrain ourselves to name only one! …
“This is the Book of books. My daily bread”. – Zoltán Balog, Minister for Culture of Hungary, reading the Bible
This is the Book of books. My daily bread. Zoltán Balog, Minister for Culture of Hungary
Stig Andersen, President of the Danish Publishers Association, reading Karen Blixen
The Danish, world famous author Karen Blixen (1885-1962) is one of my favorite authors and Gyldendal publishes all of her works. Her …
Reading is a very important part of my life. – Włodzimierz Albin, President of the Polish Chamber of Books
Reading is a very important part of my life. I read for pleasure, for knowledge and self-development. But there is one more …
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Pierre Dutilleul, General Director of the Syndicat national de l’Edition, reading “Dictionnaire amoureux de l’Humour” by Jean-Loup Chiflet
I have faced a lot of difficult situations over the years and, to overcome them all, I had to use the proper …
Günther Oettinger, Commissioner for Digital Economy & Society, reading Jaron Lanier’s “Who owns the future?”
“Who owns the future?”, a book by computer scientist and former Microsoft researcher “, is a must-read for anybody interested in a …
Neven Mimica, Commissioner for International Cooperation and Development, reading Pascal Mercier’s “Night Train to Lisbon”
It is not enough to travel to the far corners of the world. You’d better also travel to the far corners of …
Jonathan Hill, Commissioner for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union, caught reading Jane Austin
Jane Austen’s understanding of human nature is extraordinary: 200 years on, all her characters are instantly recognisable today. She writes the most …