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At Norway’s WEXFO: IPA Prix Voltaire Names Its Shortlist

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonMay 30, 2022

At Lillehammer’s World Expression Forum, the International Publishers Association names its Prix Voltaire shortlist.

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PEN America Calls for Protection of Writers, Cultural Actors in Afghanistan

In News by Porter AndersonAugust 17, 2021

The cultural heritage of Afghanistan, like its people and their allies, is newly at risk, PEN warns, in the unfolding crisis.

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Keiichiro Hirano Leads Amazon Publishing’s World Book Day Titles

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonApril 15, 2021

To celebrate World Book Day, Amazon Publishing is offering ‘At the End of the Matinee’ by Keiichiro Hirano and other translations for free download through April 24.

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European, Middle East Experts Talk Libraries in War Zones

In Feature Articles by Olivia SnaijeApril 27, 2015

The European Association of Middle East Librarians are meeting in Algeria this week to discuss high risk projects in Afghanistan, Mali, Iraq and more.

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In Afghanistan, Fledgling Publishing Industry Takes First Steps

In Growth Markets by Vinutha MallyaOctober 14, 2014

Post-Taliban, a nascent publishing industry has emerged in Afghanistan, with hundreds of titles being published in Dari, Pashto, Uzbek and English.

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Writers in Exile Boost Afghan Writers at Home

In News by Dennis AbramsAugust 14, 2014

Asharq Al-Awsat notes, ‘Afghanistan, which has long been engulfed in civil war, is producing a wave of migrant literature that is having a positive impact on the literary scene at home.’

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Yes, Even the Smallest Publisher Can Change the World

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaMarch 11, 2013

Even the most modest publishing efforts, when done in the right context, can change the world. Nowhere is this better demonstrated than by Imagine Asia’s work in Afghanistan.

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Do School Textbooks Shape National Attitudes? Yes, says Study

In Discussion by Dennis AbramsNovember 6, 2012

A new study conducted in Germany looked at textbooks from 160 countries found an alarming number of instances of idealogical indoctrination and falsehoods.

Against All Odds, 1,000 Strong Afghan PEN Survives, Thrives

In Growth Markets by Olivia SnaijeJuly 26, 2011

Afghan PEN is “progressing in an endless upward curve”, nurturing young Afghan writers and promoting freedom of expression.

Exile, Literature and the High Price of Freedom

In Growth Markets by Olivia SnaijeJuly 4, 2011

Authors exiled from Iran, Cuba, Afghanistan, Egypt, Algeria and the Congo discuss oppression, inspiration, and the cost of freedom.

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