Culture Highlights for the Capital
The article mentions the author's choice not to visit the Book Fair despite its importance, citing psychological and geographical barriers. He prefers organizing fairs in open squares near the working-class neighborhoods and avoiding mall exhibitions, which require significant time and effort to reach. He also faces the challenge of rising book prices and favors used books with scribbles that carry memories of previous readers. Additionally, he emphasizes the need to organize parallel fairs in the north and south at lower prices to promote culture and expand access beyond the capital. He affirms that culture is a right for everyone and not exclusive to the capital only.
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