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Five Experts Discuss Asian Translation and Translators

In News by Dennis AbramsMarch 26, 2014

The Asian Review of Books, recently invited 5 experts to discuss translations and the role they play in bringing Asian literature to English-speaking readers.

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The Wonderful World of Book Titles

In Discussion by Roger TagholmFebruary 21, 2014

Publishers put out some very curious books on strange topics, as exhibited by this year’s shortlist for the Diagram Prize for Oddest Book Title of the Year.

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Issues on the Ether: The Literary Elitism Question

In Discussion by Porter AndersonFebruary 11, 2014

Setting up Wednesday’s #EtherIssue debate on Twitter, Porter Anderson looks at recent writing on perceptions of elitism in the literary world.

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Book Licensing Market Snapshots: North America and Denmark

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorSeptember 4, 2013

In a new series, IPR License’s Tom Chalmers looks at licensing issues in key publishing territories around the world. First up: North America and Denmark.

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Australia and New Zealand to Raise Profile With New London Lit Fest

In English Language by Roger TagholmJuly 11, 2013

May 2014 will see the first AusNZ Festival of Literature and Arts take place in London, an effort to draw more attention to Australian and New Zealand literature.

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What Does the HarperCollins UK Redmayne Appointment Really Mean?

In Discussion by Roger TagholmJuly 8, 2013

With former Pottermore CEO Redmayne running HarperCollins UK, publishers wonder what his appointment foretells about the future of the book business.

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Fostering Literary Respect for Underrepresented Regions, Authors

In Growth Markets by Saskia VogelJune 18, 2013

The relaunched Commonwealth Book Prize continues to be a key conduit of exchange between underrepresented countries and regions to the UK publishing community.

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Kuwaiti Writer Saud Alsanousi Receives $50,000 Arabic Fiction Prize

In Global Trade Talk by Olivia SnaijeApril 24, 2013

Among the youngest writers to win the International Prize for Arabic Fiction, Saud Alsanousi writes about foreign workers in Arab countries in his book, The Bamboo Stalk.

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Books in Translation: It’s Time for Others to Join the Fight

In Guest Contributors, Resources by Guest ContributorFebruary 15, 2013

The publishers of UK’s Stork Books argue that major publishers and the media in the UK and USA underestimate the audience for translated books and are making a big mistake.

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Caine Prize Anthology Opens Window On Amazing African Lit

In Book Review by Dennis AbramsOctober 1, 2012

African Violet and Other Stories showcases the winning and shortlisted stories for the 2012 Caine Prize for African Writing and shows off a dynamic range.

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