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Thai Children’s Rights Fair Throws the Spotlight on a Fast-Developing Market
The four-day International Children’s Content Rights Fair—which took place in Thailand, and ended its run on December 2—is focused on children’s content from ASEAN publishers and facilitating rights trading within the region and with overseas exhibitors.
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An International Stage with Mexican Flavors
The Guadalajara book fair becomes more multilingual with each passing year.
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The 2018 Shanghai Children's Book Fair in Photos
The sixth edition of the China Shanghai International Children's Book Fair, which concluded its run on November 11, hosted 367 exhibitors (of which 160 came from overseas), 33,796 visitors, and 237 events.
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Perspectives from Two Digital Players at the Shanghai Children's Book Fair
The presence of EdTech companies, especially those merging technology with English-language learning, was noticeable at the recently concluded China Shanghai International Children's Book Fair, held November 9–11.
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Shanghai Children’s Book Fair Looks to Capitalize on Growing Market
With sales of children's books in China up 14% in the first nine months of 2018, attendees at this year's fair see more opportunities for deal-making.
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Guadalajara 2018: All Our Coverage
This year, the world’s largest Spanish-language book fair will feature a focus on Portugal, with a special homage to José Saramago from Plácido Domingo, forty Portuguese authors in attendance, and artists and entertainers holding events throughout Guadalajara.
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7 Spanish Books to Read Before You Die
The author of ‘1,000 Books to Read Before You Die’ picks Spanish-language titles by authors ranging from Don Quixote to Valeria Luiselli
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What Are the Most Popular Books in Translation from Spanish?
General fiction, crime are the most translated Spanish-language fiction categories.
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Spanish-Language Women Writers to Watch
Translator and literary scout Samantha Schnee picks six authors she thinks deserve more attention.
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IPG Sees Strong Growth for Spanish-Language Titles
The Chicago-based Independent Publishing Group has made a name for itself as a distributor of Spanish-language books for the U.S. and Canadian markets.
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