At Sharjah’s Conference: Seven African Projects Share in $170,000 Innovation Fund

The new African Publishing Innovation Fund created by Dubai Cares and the International Publishers Association is making its first round of grants to African publishers. The post At Sharjah’s Conference: Seven African Projects Share in $170,000 Innovation Fund appeared first on Publishing Perspectives. Continue reading at 'Publishing Perspectives'

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Iskanchi Press Champions African Voices

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Comic Shop Retailers Share Their Favorite Handsells

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RuPaul has launched an online bookshop that will share its profits with writers.

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With the Novel Prize, Three Anglophone Publishers Team to Champion Innovative Fiction

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Ken Fund, Former Quarto COO, Dies at 65

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At Delhi Book Fair: Sharjah Highlights Indian Publishers’ Engagement

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