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SBA s virtual Publishers Club focuses on the state of Arabic-English translations market
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March 04, 2021 09:41 IST
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It has resulted in the creation of authorpreneurs, who quench their creative thirst and make money
In a corner of the bustling Chennai Book Fair with its nearly 700 stalls are racks that contain self-published Tamil works.
Here, authors directly walk up to you and explain their content. You can have a chat with them, and decide if you would like to pick up the book; 12 city authors who have self-published their material have set up such racks in a first-of-its-kind initiative at the 44th Chennai Book Fair. “Some of these authors do not have money to hire a stall, so we give them a rack for ₹8,000 where they can display upto 50 titles and have the chance to directly interact with the audience they are writing for,” says RS Shanmugam, president of the Book Sellers and Publishers Association of South India (BAPASI).
Next SBA virtual Publishers Club session will focus on the book translations market
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SBA Publishers Club session on March 4
27 Feb 2021 Fatimah Abbas will explore the potential market for translated works. The Publishers Club, a virtual discussion series launched in 2020 by the Sharjah Book Authority (SBA), has announced its next session to be held on March 4 (Thursday).
Titled ‘Market and Demand for Translated Books: Arabic vs English’, the session will have Fatimah H. Abbas, Director of Dawen Publishing House, Egypt, a literary translator and international publishing and literary consultant, in conversation with Michel S. Moushabeck, a writer, editor, translator, and publisher, on the potential market for translated works in both languages. The session will be moderated by Seth Russo, Adviser, Edureach International Consulting LLC.