According to Krasznahorka's publisher, the government has no cultural policy

The recent roundtable discussion on the future of the Hungarian book market highlighted concerns about the government's lack of cultural policy. Participants criticized the current administration's approach, particularly regarding the controversial foil law affecting LGBTQ+ literature. Despite claims of a successful representation at the Frankfurt Book Fair, industry leaders expressed skepticism about the government's commitment to supporting the book sector. They emphasized the need for a clear cultural vision and better communication channels between the state and publishers. The discussion also touched on the challenges faced by publishers, including economic pressures and the impact of past political decisions on the industry.

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