The "Open Book" series, produced by ERT in 2024, features one-hour episodes hosted by Giannis Sarakatsanis, dedicated exclusively to books and Greek authors.

In each episode, we highlight contemporary Greek publishing activity by hosting its creators. We recommend children's books for young readers, visit an established author who shares insights into their daily life, and renowned artists discuss the books that changed their lives!

In a discussion marking 50 years since the restoration of democracy in Greece, experts examine how democracy has been preserved over these decades and explore ways to ensure its celebration for another 50 years.

In a conversation with Auguste Corteau, he discusses his over 30 books, revealing the meaning behind his pseudonym, how he blends humor with tragic harshness, and how literature played a key role in his healing process.

Konstantinos Markoulakis discusses two books that emotionally and intellectually changed him, while Elpiniki Papadopoulou showcases 10 different translations of The Little Prince in the foreign-language library "We Need Books."