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Jill Schoolman, the publisher of
Archipelago Books, looks back on the company's 10 year history, and how it
has managed to foster literary translation in the US.
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Corey Pressman of Exprima Media
links the closure of Readmill to the evolution of post-print culture, or what
Marshall McLuhan called "the second orality."
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Tickets on Sale Now:
Hear speakers from publishing and
technology discuss how to monetize the content you already have and set the
stage for new revenue opportunities going forward.
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More from PP:
Before the London Book Fair kicks
off, a book-y gathering of authors, designers, editors, agents, marketing/PR
folks, techies, thinkers and others will explore the future of publishing and
reading.
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From the Archives:
Brooklyn indie poetry publisher
Ugly Duckling Presse has turned to e-books as a means of re-issuing
out-of-print poetry chapbooks, which has doubled readership for the books.
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Friday, April 4, 2014
Archipelago Books: 10 Years, 100 Titles, 26 Languages
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