Respected publisher Michael Krüger
will soon retire after 45 years at Germany's Carl Hanser Verlag. Here he
discusses the uncertain future of literary publishing.
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The digital age has largely
reduced the word "publisher" to a commercial function. But
shouldn't it represent something more, something higher?
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More News from PP:
The
Department of Justice's trial against Apple for alleged ebook price fixing
has had more than a few moments of entertaining linguistic absurdity.
Joshua Tallent, well-known ebook
expert and founder of Ebook Architects, shares his views on current issues in
digital publishing and ebook development.
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From the Archives:
Kai John spent his life savings to
buy the rights to Atlas Shrugged and have it retranslated into German. Here,
he reflects on his decision and its reception.
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Monday, June 17, 2013
"The Problem is That Most of the Readers Love Bad Books!"
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