A book that tries to convey the experience of a journalist who has seen and learned a lot along the way. The snapshots that Giannis Zografos retrieves from decades of journalistic work in Greek print and electronic media, in the midst of being a correspondent and then in the magical garden of Brussels - confirming the wisdom that journalism leads everywhere, as long as you abandon it in time - shed light on special aspects of media reality. The reader will find:
- How Melina handled "unskilled" journalistic questions in her interviews
- How a Greek journalist is treated by RTBF - Belgian television
- How Greek "entrepreneurs" were found even in Kirkenes, on the border between Norway and the (then) Soviet Union
- How freedom of speech is estimated in Turkey - especially when it comes to Kurds - and how to avoid lynching