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Sterling Export Catalog Export Sterling STERLING EXPORT CATALOG STERLING PUBLISHING CO., INC. 1166 Avenue o the Americas, 17 FL New York, NY 10036-2715 tel: 212.532.7160 ax: 212.213.2495 email: [email protected] Catalog ISBN: 978-1-60582-181-8 Cover and header pages art from Paris Picnic Club by Shaheen Peerbhai and Jennie Levitt. Printed in Canada Spring 2018 Export_S2018_Cover.indd 1 9/12/17 10:07 AM 1166 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036-2715 TEL 212.532.7160 FAX 212.213.2495 PRESIDENT, Theresa Thompson SENIOR MANAGER, FOREIGN & SUBSIDIARY RIGHTS, Toula Ballas DIRECTOR, SPECIAL SALES MASS MARKET & EXPORT SALES, Nicole Vines Verlin ASSISTANT MANAGER, CHINA EXPORT, Scarlett Chen sterlingpublishing.com don’tec missO Olist! FOREIGN SALES FOREIGN RIGHTS AUSTRALIA NORWAY, FINLAND, SWEDEN, BULGARIA, ROMANIA, AND KOREA NewSouth Books DENMARK, AND ICELAND SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE KCC 45 Beach St Coogee, NSW, 2034 Angell Eurosales ANA Sofia Ltd. 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