Saturday, July 13, 2013

Is Vikram Seth the First Casualty of the Random House/Penguin Merger?


A graphic novel adaptation of the life of Gabriel García Márquez published by Rey+Naranjo in Bogota has brought new attention to Colombia's graphic novel industry.
After years of struggle, Colombia's independent comics and graphic novel scene is starting to flourish, with new publishers and a traveling comics festival.
More News from PP:
Jihad, a Ukrainian graphic novel with a wild and unlikely publishing history, is, says Daniel Kalder, "the perfect secret post-Soviet graphic novel."
South Africa's Snapplify has been working with a variety of small African publishers to distribute their publications globally through branded apps and websites.
The Times of India reports that Penguin Random House is demanding that Vikram Seth return his $1.7 million advance for failure to meet his submission deadline.
From the Archives:
Icelandic comic book publisher Okeibækur specializes in "geek culture" and serves up hilarious doses of the wild, wacky and profane.

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