June 12, 2014 — International publishing news and opinion
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 Today's Feature Story:
Aisha
Al-Kaabi discusses the history and mission of her publishing house IQRAni,
which is at the forefront of a publishing boom in the UAE.
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 Discussion:
The
Italian ebook self-publishing platform Narcissus has launched in Arabic, but
finds authors in the Arab world face a steep digital learning curve.
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 More News from PP:
Cory
Doctorow's novel Little Brother has been cut from a Florida schools
summer reading program after the principal accused it of promoting
"hacker culture."
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 Rights:
Lora
Fountain, a literary agent based in Paris, talks about the challenges of
selling graphic novel translations in an increasingly digital and competitive
marketplace.
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
IQRAni: The Story of a Pioneering Emirati Publishing House
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