South Sudanese novel wins PEN Translates Award. Almost two thirds of awarded books by women writers, over half translated by women
When we think MENA literature we often don’t get past a handful of key North African and Middle...
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Category: Translations
Start The Day Global: Five not-to-be-missed publishing stories from around the world
Palestine, Mongolia, Russia, Indonesia and New Zealand are on the menu for today’s Start The...
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Italy’s Traduzione Libri becomes the latest casualty of Amazon’s CreateSpace shutdown. The hunt for a serious international POD operator is on
Ever since the first hints were dropped that CreateSpace was not long for this world and indie...
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The Handmaid's Tale released in UAE as Arab book market globalisation builds
Margaret Atwood’s famous dystopian novel The Handmaid’s Tale is available in Arabic – for the...
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Chinese bot translates 300-page book from English to Chinese in 30 seconds with 95% accuracy
This is a post that will send shivers down the spines of translators everywhere. First the bad...
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Ten global publishing stories not to be missed. 11 July 2018 collation
The global publishing market has never been more exciting, and every day myriad publishing stories...
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São Paulo International Book Biennial sells 100,000 tickets in advance. Sharjah guest of honour
1,500 hours of activities are lined up for the 25th edition of the São Paulo International Book...
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2018 International DUBLIN Literary Award shortlist announced
The International DUBLIN Literary Award is preparing for its 23rd final in June, and the ten...
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The Hot Sheet Reviewed (first November 2017 edition)
The Hot Sheet is a publishing industry news-sheet for authors, produced every two weeks by Porter...
Read MoreAmazon Crossing opens up submissions in 13 new languages
Amazon Crossing, the translations imprint of Amazon Publishing, has long been asking readers and publishers to recommend non-English language books for translation into English, but with the caveat that you needed to speak/read...
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