Lucas Lyndes of Peruvian digital
publisher Ox and Pigeon argues ebooks offer a solution to cross-border
distribution and translation problems in Latin America.
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Chad W. Post offers an overview of
some classic Brazilian texts (available in English) and some of what’s
planned for the Frankfurt Book Fair, where Brazil is guest of honor.
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Latest Job Listing:
The Universities' Publishing
Consortium in St. Petersburg, Russia is "seeking web virtuosi with a
special interest in metadata management and the semantic web." Sound
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More News from PP:
Author
David Mitchell and his wife K.A. Yoshida have translated the Japanese memoir The
Reason I Jump into English, by then 13-year-old autistic Naoki Higashida.
In reading Italo Calvino:
Letters, 1941-1985 we're reminded that social correspondence was once an
art in itself, and not a mere medium for commerce or self-promotion.
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From the Archives:
Nicole Witt of Frankfurt’s Mertin
Agency describes the pleasure of seeing several of her titles transformed
into award-winning films and the unexpected perks.
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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
How Ebooks Can Bridge Borders in Latin America
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