 Today's Feature Story:
Actes
Sud editor Farouk Mardam-Bey is responsible for some 80% of France's
translations of Arabic literature and has put a new spotlight on Syrian
works.
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 Discussion:
Syrian
novelist Moustafa Khalifé discusses the writing his novel about his long
imprisonment, "La Coquille," and the lingering effects of
incarceration.
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 More News from PP:
The
French parliament passed a long-debated law that will end Amazon.com's
ability to offer a combined 5% discount and free shipping on books shipped to
France.
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 From the Archives:
The
Arabic e-book market remains hampered by difficulties with display
technology, piracy and censorship, problems that require new thinking,
skills, and tools.
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Saturday, June 28, 2014
Syrian Author Moustafa Khalif&eacut; on Writing Post-Imprisonment
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