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Words Without Borders January: Translations That Travel Well

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonJanuary 6, 2020

In its year-opening issue, Words Without Borders collects travel writing from nine authors, translated from German, Polish, Norwegian, Hungarian, and more.

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Words Without Borders December: True Crime for the Holidays

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonDecember 10, 2019

In this ‘Words Without Borders’ issue on true crime, Susan Harris asks, for the reader, ‘Is this the truth of the case? And if not, how can I tell?’

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Machine Learning: Can a Computer Judge a Book By Its Cover?

In News by Dennis AbramsNovember 14, 2016

Could software someday design book covers that could be judged—correctly—by human readers? Research in Japan says…it depends.

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Sisters in Crime on Diversity: Multiculturalism, They Wrote

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonAugust 9, 2016

The writers’ support organization Sisters in Crime releases a new report on diversity in mystery writing and today’s book publishing industry.

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Random House Germany Courts Romance Readers

In News by Ingrid SüßmannApril 7, 2016

Random House Germany recently launched an online community for romance readers and a literary festival to connect romance writers to their fans.

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A Few Words With Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s John Joseph Adams

In News by Porter AndersonMarch 14, 2016

In the long-running tension between pure entertainment and meaningful science-fiction and fantasy, anthologist John Joseph Adams says, ‘We can have both. It just takes more work.’

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History and Historicals: At 75, Avon Romances the Readers

In Feature Articles by Rachel AydtFebruary 8, 2016

This year marks the diamond anniversary of Avon Books’ operation in the market, although it has been focused on romance for 44 of its 75 years. Today, it’s HarperCollins’ Avon Books.

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Embracing the Challenge: Historical Romance and Modern Sensibilities

In Feature Articles by Rachel AydtFebruary 8, 2016

The term ‘bodice ripper’ is in deep disfavor among many today, and historical romance publishers and authors work carefully with modern sensibilities.

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Fiction…Non-Fiction…And Something in Between?

In News by Dennis AbramsJune 11, 2015

At Forbes, George Anders argues we need a third category for books, one designed for those that ‘try to straddle’ the line between fiction and non-fiction.

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Sexed-up Chinese Pulp Fiction Invading Vietnam

In Global Trade Talk by Dennis AbramsMay 5, 2015

In Vietnam, pulpy Chinese novels translated with computer software and published using Vietnamese pen names have become a wildly popular genre.

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