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The Russian publishing industryThe St. Petersburg Times' Angela Davydova offers a glimpse into how publishing is done in Russia, and how publishers there "are seeing an increasingly sophisticated market for foreign literature." That may be helped by the fact that 70 percent of published books are translations, including authors like Milorad Pavic, Milan Kundera, Haruki Murakami and Patrick Susskind. According to Yelena Surinova, Astrel’s editor of translated literature, interest in foreign fiction never falters in the marketplace."The reader is always interested in what foreign authors say and write about the same problems as theirs, what contemporaries living in other countries think and do," Surinova said.In other words, it's pretty much a highbrow version of the publishing climate here. Email This Post |
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