Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Publishing Perspectives


Facing a 30% slowdown in growth in the US, Smashwords' CEO Mark Coker says the big opportunity is abroad and the company is doing more to cater to non-English speakers.
Discussion:
The internet has opened up new pathways for writers looking to circumvent state censors. This is especially true in countries like China, where internet use if booming.
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More News from PP:
Ted Hill, a speaker at our Reaching Readers Book Marketing Conference, previews his talk on how marketers can turn data into action and strategy.
From a longlist of 154 titles, ten novels have been shortlisted and are in the running for the 2013 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award.
At The Guardian, Alison Baverstock, author of the guide to self-publishing, The Naked Author, listed the ways in which self-publishing has changed the world.
From the Archives:
German bestseller Daniel Kehlmann reflects on his relationship with Knopf editor and translator Carol Brown Janeway, describing her distinct approach to translation.

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