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Literary Agent Q&A: Jonathan Lyons of Curtis Brown

In Global Trade Talk by Hannah JohnsonJuly 28, 2014

In charge of Curtis Brown’s translation rights department, agent Jonathan Lyons talks here about the challenges and opportunities in today’s book publishing industry.

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Literary Agent Q&A: Cecile Barendsma of Janklow & Nesbit

In Global Trade Talk by Hannah JohnsonJune 16, 2014

Cecile Barendsma of Janklow & Nesbit talks about new titles, global foreign rights trends, and the increase of translation deals in Asia.

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Rights Sales as “Soft Power”

In Feature Articles by Andrés Delgado DarnaltMay 28, 2014

New research, particularly in South America, is looking at how the publishing and copyright-holding industries can be seen as national wealth generators.

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University Presses Seize Opportunity to Sell Foreign Rights

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorMarch 11, 2014

IPR License’s Tom Chalmers talks to a trio of university press directors about their strategies for pursuing foreign rights sales.

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The Vikings of Brazil

In Growth Markets by Carlo CarrenhoDecember 6, 2013

We interview São Paulo-based literary agent Pasi Loman who specializes in selling book rights between Brazilian and Scandinavian publishers.

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Italy’s Increasingly Agile Literary Agents

In Europe by Olivia SnaijeJanuary 9, 2013

While relatively few literary agents work in Italy, the evolving publishing industry is making them more essential. Agent Marco Vigevani describes the scene.

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Rights Market in China is Booming, But Complicated

In News by Guest ContributorOctober 26, 2012

At Frankfurt’s annual Rights Directors Meeting, Wuping Zhao told the audience that Chinese publishers acquired rights to 15,592 foreign titles in 2011, up from just 1,664 in 1995.

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For Foreign Writers, Are Translators More Useful Than Agents?

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaJune 20, 2012

If you’re a writer from a small nation, working with a translator who can pitch your book directly to a publisher might be a better bet than using an agent.

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How Should the Frankfurt Book Fair Incorporate Self-Published Authors?

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaJune 15, 2012

How should the world’s biggest book fair cater to self-published and indie authors? And if they did serve up a suitable agenda, would you indie author attend?

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Is the US a Fertile Market for Foreign Publishers?

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaJune 5, 2012

It is only a matter of time before global publishers take a bite out of the American pie. Will it be worth the time and effort it will take to break in?

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