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Paris-based journalist and editor interested in BOOKS: translated literature/ graphic novels/the Middle East/African continent
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In Mongolia, Magic Box Envisions a Landscape Dotted with Children’s Libraries

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The upstart NGO has devised an ingenious plan give children two things they desperately need—books, and a place to call their own. By Olivia Snaije, Contributing Editor Recycled shipping containers have been used for a multitude of functions, from simple or designer homes, to hotels, restaurants, emergency medical facilities, and schools.
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A Virtual Publishing Conference That Speaks Truth to Power

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The online Ananke Literature Festival brings together writers, publishers and academics from South Asia and beyond, tackling timely subjects in an age of global disruption. By Olivia Snaije, Contributing Editor As publishing slows down during the month of August it might be just the time to attend an online literary festival running between August 13-15.
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In Praise of the Translators Who Transport Us Across the Globe

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Literary translations are investments in cultural infrastructure, a public good that can be applied to all publishing markets, no matter the language territory. By Olivia Snaije, Contributing Editor Much ink has been spilled this summer about Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster based on Homer’s The Odyssey. Nolan has said that he was inspired by Emily Wilson’s 2017 novel translation, the first by a woman, and one that is resolutely modern.
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