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International Notes: PEN and Penguin, Publishers and Teachers

In News by Porter AndersonNovember 30, 2016

In the UK, the PA opens its ‘Textbook Challenge’ to the educational community, while in the States, PRH backs its people’s PEN memberships.

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International Industry Notes: PEN America on Banning Books in the USA

In News by Porter AndersonSeptember 29, 2016

PEN America’s new report asserts that ‘diverse books’ frequently are the first to be yanked when it comes to book challenges and ‘soft censorship.’

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International Industry Notes: Frankfurt’s Guest of Honor Kickoff, PEN America’s ‘M Word’

In News by Porter AndersonAugust 30, 2016

In September, kickoffs will occur in New York, one for a new showcase of writers on Muslim identity, and the other for Frankfurt Book Fair’s 2016 Guest of Honor program featuring Flanders and The Netherlands.

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International Industry Notes: A PEN Revival and a Branding Boost for Open Road

In News by Porter AndersonAugust 16, 2016

PEN’s ‘welcome counterbalance to rampant xenophobia’ and a new look for future developments at Open Road Integrated Media.

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PEN World Voices: Assumptions and Frustrations in Non-Fiction Translation

In News by Guest ContributorMay 10, 2016

For ‘such an international country,’ says author Lydia Cacho, the US market is under-served with books in translation, especially non-fiction.

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Making Translation Contracts Understandable: The Bridge Series

In News by Guest ContributorApril 25, 2016

This month, PEN America’s ‘The Bridge Series’ of events on translation looked at translation contracts, and what to expect.

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3 Key Publishing Moments of 2015, the Year of Provocative Thinking

In Feature Articles by Erin L. CoxDecember 18, 2015

Publishing Perspectives’ Erin L. Cox looks back at 2015 in publishing and highlights three significant moments that sparked conversation in the literary world.

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Poets of Color on Rattling the Chains of the Establishment

In Feature Articles by Rachel AydtOctober 28, 2015

Gregory Pardlo and a trio of other acclaimed poets discuss their precarious working relationship with the publishing establishment.

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PEN America Reports on Censorship in China

In Global Trade Talk by Dennis AbramsMay 28, 2015

PEN America has issued a report on China’s book market entitled ‘Censorship and Conscience: Foreign Authors and the Challenge of Chinese Censorship.’

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Are We Publishing Too Many Literary Translations?

In Discussion by Dennis AbramsApril 6, 2015

Alex Zucker, translator and co-chair of the Translation Committee at PEN, wonders whether more focus on fewer translations would help the books sell better.

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