Tuesday, March 12, 2013

The Most Influential Children’s Publisher You’ve Never Heard Of



Tens of millions of kids will never see a a book in the language they speak, so NGO Room to Read has published 850 titles in Lao, Hindi, Tamil, Kiswahili, and 25 other languages.
Discussion:
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.
More News from PP:
The final day of AWP in Boston finds the 11,000 writers in attendance, zombified and roaming the halls looking for free swag, as everyone vows "never again."
"I'm just here to soak up the desperation," says one AWP attendee who managed to remain aloof from from the fray, but our correspondent David Duhr hasn't fared as well.
A pocket edition FLIP Paraty will be held in the UK this October, Machado magazine #2 is out now, and Brazil's Bologna catalog available for download.
From the Archives:
Walter Dean Myers, the new US National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature, wants to communicate that reading is a matter of life and death.

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