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Friday Photos: Japan’s Kinokuniya Company Opens Its First Bookstore in Cambodia

In News by Porter AndersonJune 8, 2018

This week, we have views from the corporate headquarters of Kinokuniya, showing off its 30th world bookstore location, just opened in May as the company’s first store in Cambodia.

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Southeast Asia’s Rising Publishing World: An Interview With Kenneth Quek

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonSeptember 6, 2016

Southeast Asia’s publishing industries show promising signs of growth despite being under-translated and overly vulnerable to censorship, says Kenneth Quek.

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How Asia Specialists Crime Wave Press Opened to the World

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorFebruary 24, 2014

Tom Vater, co-founder of Crime Wave Press, discusses the company’s early success in Asia, the confines of niche publishing, and the challenge of finding books.

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Publishers, Book Fair Help Revive Cambodia’s Love of Reading

In News by Dennis AbramsDecember 3, 2013

Under the Khmer Rouge, Cambodia’s reading culture was destroyed, but over the past five years it has returned with the help of a revitalized publishing industry.

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On Cambodia, Trauma and Making it Real for YA Readers

In Guest Contributors by Beth KephartOctober 29, 2012

Patricia McCormick’s NBA-nominated novel, Never Fall Down, is based on the memories of a survivor of the Khmer Rouge. Here, she reflects on the project and her process.

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A Cambodian Genocide Survivor’s Long Journey into Fiction

In Guest Contributors by Beth KephartAugust 1, 2012

Vaddey Ratner’s novel of her childhood under the Khmer Rouge, In the Shadow of the Banyan, is a moving personal journey of reconciliation readers can share.

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Cambodia, Where Literature is Being Reborn

In Global Trade Talk by Edward NawotkaNovember 17, 2011

Cambodian and Puerto Rican writers are gathered at MEET in Brittany, France to discuss memory and truth in literature.

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