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How to take a classic and retell the story

For long, classics have been reimagined and reinterpreted. At times, stories are taken forward or given a twist. At times, embedded characters are extrapolated and g. ....

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What should the publishing industry do differently?

The publishing industry, especially trade publishing, has seen its fair share of ups and downs since March 2020. First, we saw the exclusion of the books as essential items as the country went into lockdown. Then, with the brick- and-mortal bookstores still closed, we saw a healthy rise of sales through eCommerce sites. There were even reports that reading habits among people saw a significant rise during the lockdown. As the lockdown lifted, even the brick-and-mortal stores did brisk business i ....

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India's national archives might go partly out of reach for writers. What happens to their holdings?

India’s national archives might go partly out of reach for writers. What happens to their holdings?
What does the delay in archival access following the imminent demolition of the Annexe to the National Archives of India mean for publishers?
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On 30 May 2021, despite a brutal second wave of coronavirus, the Delhi High Court refused to direct the Centre to stop the ongoing construction of the Central Vista Project in Delhi. As I scrolled through the news that day, I felt a strange sinking sensation in the pit of my stomach. One of the buildings on the list of scheduled demolitions is the Annexe to the National Archives of India. ....

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Why the prize money for Shakti Bhatt First Book Prize 2021 is going to Covid-19 relief

The Shakti Bhatt Foundation declared it would not select a literary winner this year, but give Rs one lakh each to three separate efforts to combat Covid-19. ....

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This is how books survived the COVID-19 pandemic: Read on for details

This is how books survived the COVID-19 pandemic: Read on for details
Agencies
New Delhi: Publishing in India saw several challenges in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, focus on online sales and making best use of various digital platforms helped in promotion of books. It also helped keep authors in the public eye, publishers said. Book sales had dipped to zero in the first three months of the COVID-19 induced lockdown. Many had to trim their publishing list drastically.
However, publishers adapted and actively looked for trends to cater to the subjects their readers would find useful and engaging. New and innovative ways of marketing and selling books also became a part of the year gone by. It was a year where more and more people took to reading after their movements were restricted. ....

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