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Finding What Connects Us in a Divided World

At book fairs and in rights meetings, through literary discussions and professional gatherings, the publishing business is finding more ways to bridge cultural divides as politics and current affairs threaten to push us apart.

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Letter from the Editor: An Industry in the Right(s) Place

to the protection of intellectual right Clearance Center) overview property rights,” Bodour Al Qasi- of IP hot spots to David Crotty’s mi says, “but also to the range of (Oxford University Press) discus- activities that contribute signifi- sion of research data—the value cantly to our social and economic of the industry’s work is clear, the development.” multicultural diversity it seeks is As with the Frankfurt Book energizing, a renewed emphasis Fair’s Literary Agents & Scouts on rights is unmistakable. Center in October last year, the We protect our authors’ voic- © Frankfurter Buchmesse / Marc Jacquemin London Book Fair’s International es to promote their work in the Rights Center sold out well in ad- world. Borrowing publisher Leon- he London Book Fair brings All this could lead observers to vance. Rights specialist Kris Klie- ard Stall’s phrase, this, too, is “how Tus all together this year in a think that publishing’s energized mann told Publishing Perspectives to do good” at a time of bullying stressful spring. Blasts of interna- focus on rights and licensing has in the run-up to LBF, “Today, pub- nationalism. And as we watch tional news keep distracting us as to do with protectionism. Wrong. lishers can’t rely solely on retail world publishing rise to the mo- citizens of the world. We’d love to A two-day forum at Sharjah has and library sales. Licensing rights ment, we know we’re going in the shut out the political furor, but our kicked off the creation of the Arab has now become an even more es- “rights” direction. • responsibility is to stay informed. world’s first Reproduction Rights sential revenue stream for every And as an Australian friend said Organization, or RRO. That’s hard- publisher’s and author’s profits.” Porter Anderson recently, “They can’t even give out ly a retreat by the United Arab And here, in our Spring Maga- Editor-in-Chief the Oscars correctly anymore.” Emirates: “We’re not only referring zine—from Michael Healy’s (Copy- Publishing Perspectives

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Publishing Perspectives is a trade journal IPR License is the first fully transac- 4 International Copyright Issues 10 Children’s Books for the international book publishing tional rights and licensing marketplace industry. With a network of correspon- within the publishing industry. 5 Global Updates 14 Fiction & Literature dents and publishing experts around 6 New Nordic Books 18 University Presses the world, we offer unique coverage of Create your account, learn more about 7 Poland: Market Focus 22 Politics / Current Affairs global markets and companies. our platform, and browse available rights online at: www.iprlicense.com 8 Latin American Literature 23 Graphic Novels 11 Children’s Books in Translation 26 Education Hannah Johnson Publisher Thomas Minkus 12 Canada Celebrates Milestones 28 Science Managing Director 13 Rights Trade in Rio 28 Crime / Forensics Porter Anderson Editor-in-Chief Jane Tappuni 15 Literary Debate: Art vs. Sales 30 Animals Head of Business Development 16 Global Market Snapshots 30 Gardening Erin L. Cox 20 Publishing for Philanthropy 31 Academic Business Development Director Amy Webster Head of Sales 21 Rights Trade in Arab World 32 ACI Scholarly Blog Index Contributors to this issue: 24 Copyright and Education 33 Health / Medicine Jaroslaw Adamowski Alex Hippisley-Cox Marie Bilde PR & Communications Director 29 Open Access to Research Data 36 Travel / Hobbies Adam Critchley 37 Religion Carla Douglas Brittany Poulin Paula Gantz Audience Development Manager 39 Environmental Science Mark Piesing Chip Rossetti Effi Paul Roger Tagholm Account Manager ABOUT THIS ISSUE OF PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES MAGAZINE: Tom Cox PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES Development Director Inside this Spring 2017 issue of Publishing Perspectives magazine, you’ll find 30 Irving Place, 4th Floor updates on pressing issues about rights, copyright, and open access. Our New York, NY 10003 Kavya Kaushik contributors have also interviewed publishers and agents to bring you the Phone: +1-212-794-2851 Digital Operations Executive latest titles and literary trends from key international markets. Publishing Perspectives is a project of the In addition to our regular coverage, our magazine also including rights listings Frankfurt Book Fair New York Inc. IPR LICENSE from the IPR License platform. Browse titles from leading publishers around 20-23 Greville Street the world and find out about the latest releases in categories like education, Farringdon environment, current affairs, children’s books, and fiction. READ: publishingperspectives.com London EC1N 8SS LIKE: facebook.com/pubperspectives Phone: +44 (0) 203 327 7590 Thank you for reading Publishing Perspectives! FOLLOW: twitter.com/pubperspectives Email: [email protected]

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PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES / SPRING 2017 3 PROTECTING COPYRIGHT AROUND THE WORLD

Leading Copyright Issues to Watch Today

Copyright expert Michael Healy offers his insight into the top international rights and IP issues, and how the publishing industry is addressing these situations. By Porter Anderson

ichael Healy, executive direc- the precise shape of Brexit will be- Mtor for international relations come known only gradually over with Copyright Clearance Center the next couple of years. (CCC) has stressed in recent commentary and appearances that PP: On the whole, are we a freedom of expression is being better educated publishing challenged frequently today, and industry in 2017 on copyright that there are mounting concerns than we’ve been in the past? for copyright matters in many parts of the world. MH: I believe levels of awareness Publishing Perspectives inter- and levels of concern are growing viewed Healy to find out what he throughout the publishing indus- sees as the critical copyright is- try and around the world. sues facing the world this spring. After all, copyright is front- page news. Turning that aware- Publishing Perspectives: How do ness and concern into organized things look in copyright as we Michael Healy at the Frankfurt Book Fair opposition is a different matter, of start the year? © Frankfurter Buchmesse / Bernd Hartung course. We all know from experience in countries such as Canada Michael Healy: The outlook overall ruled against the publishers, and that it’s possible to wake up too remains very precarious for rights- we wait to see how they will react: “The outlook late and to find that conditions we holders of all kinds, and I see no appeal to the Supreme Court or thought were secure have been signs of that changing any time abandon the case? overall remains damaged severely and are proba- soon. Whether it’s a new govern- Either response opens up a bly irretrievable. ment review of copyright, new further period of uncertainty for very precarious This is where trade associ- legislation, or a hostile judicial de- rightsholders in India. ations have an important part cision, there’s no shortage of wor- There are other countries–Bra- for rightsholders to play: spotting the signs ear- rying signals wherever you choose zil and South Africa, for example– ly, raising awareness, galvanizing to look—from Australia to India, where there’s considerable uncer- of all kinds, and the industry, organizing effective from South Africa to Brazil. tainty about what happens next I see no signs of campaigns, and educating com- with copyright and with antici- munities of the value of copyright. PP: Are there new copyright pated changes to it, and no doubt that changing any concerns in parts of the world rightsholders will be watching PP: How ready is the we need to be aware of? such places very closely. time soon.” international publishing community to tackle today’s MH: I think everyone is watch- PP: And there are the European most pressing copyright issues? —Michael Healy ing with close interest what will Commission’s proposals as part happen next in Australia. The of the Digital Single Market MH: It’s unfair and dangerous to government there asked the Pro- initiatives. How do you assess It’s impossible to generalize generalize. I can think of so many ductivity Commission to conduct these moves? about a program of this scope, publishers taking prominent and a 12-month inquiry into the coun- but it’s fair to say that publishers, creative roles in the fight to pro- try’s IP system, and the commis- MH: The program to modernize faced with the EU’s agenda, are tect copyright—combating in- sion published its final report on the EU’s copyright framework is looking for it to achieve the same fringement, contributing to in- December 20. Australian rights- an enormous, continuing project. balance that they want all around dustry campaigns, and embracing holders have been appalled by Something of this magnitude and the world, namely a proper recog- creative licensing solutions. The many of its proposals, including ambition is inevitably going to be nition of the contribution made by same is true of many trade associ- one to introduce a new copyright divisive and, in some instances, copyright to the overall creative ations around the world, whether exception based on the US Fair very controversial. economy and of the part publish- it’s international ones such as the Use model. They’ve been very well Parts of the reform have a pop- ers and rightsholders play. IPA and IFRRO, or more national- organized in their opposition to ulist appeal, notably the recent ly-focused ones such as the Au- the report, so it remains to be seen agreement that will eventually PP: Can we forecast any special thors Guild in the US, with which how the government—which has allow consumers to use their on- situations in copyright that may Copyright Clearance Center has promised a response by mid-2017— line subscriptions across national arise for the UK in the aftermath been working closely in recent reacts to the outcry. borders when they travel within of Brexit? months on copyright education India is another hot spot worth the EU. programs. watching. The long-running law- Others are more specialized. MH: The big uncertainty, of course, Should more companies be suit between Delhi University and Take, for example, the Orphan is the terms under which the UK more involved? Yes. several publishers took a bad turn Works Directive and the Collective negotiates its exit from the EU. We Is there more work to be done? in December when the High Court Rights Management Directive. know so little about that yet, and Absolutely. •

4 PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES / SPRING 2017 INTERNATIONAL UPDATES

Frankfurt Calls on Publishing Community to ‘Go Global’

By Juergen Boos Association, decried his government’s attack on basic democratic ith each month, we are principles. The German Guest of Wwatching the world change Honor supported his message and Juergen Boos politically, economically, and cul- organized a panel disucssion, “For © Frankfurter Buchmesse / Peter Hirth turally. New leaders are fostering Speech and Freedom.” isolationism, trade agreements This year, the Frankfurter Bu- of Honor Country at international issues and markets. are in jeopardy, and there is deep chmesse will organize the German book fairs. Also, this year, the Frankfurt- uncertainty for corporations that Guest of Honor program at the And, of course, “Go Global” will er Buchmesse organizes German operate worldwide. Warsaw Book Fair, with Nobel lau- culminate in Frankfurt, “The Glob- collective stands at as many as 17 It is in response to this situa- reate Herta Müller and writer Jurij al City of Ideas,” this fall, where we international book fairs—including, tion that we launched our new “Go Andruchowycz discussing current will welcome our neighbor France of course, the London Book Fair Global” campaign, which strives to political topics. as our Guest of Honor, as well as (please come to our stand 6D35). draw attention year-round to what Under the motto “Go Global,” a broad range of international au- “Go Global” is a twofold mis- we do every fall at the Frankfurt- the Frankfurter Buchmesse offers thors, politicians, and artists who sion: the Frankfurter Buchmesse er Buchmesse—which is to bring a wealth of year-long programs to will inspire us. And the Weltemp- is the place to grow your interna- together diverse voices, to foster support publishers’ work and the fang Center for Politics, Literature tional business. At the same time, the exchange of stories and in- international exchange of ideas, and Translation will ignite interna- it is our duty to continue to go formation through rights deals including StoryDrive Asia, CON- tional political discussions. beyond borders, to share stories, and translation, to work with gov- TEC Mexico, Jumpstart India, and In terms of global business, and to work together for freedom ernments to promote freedom to the Festival Neue Literatur in New we will once again help facilitate of speech, freedom to publish, and publish, and to stand by the princ- York. We are working with our col- rights deals by featuring “Rights the free exchange of ideas. • ple of freedom of speech. leagues at IPR License to support Tuesday” a day early in the Literary Last year, at the 35th Interna- their global rights and licensing Agents and Scouts Center (LitAg); tional Istanbul Book Fair, Metin Ce- platform, and we participate when THE MARKETS: Global Publishing Juergen Boos is the CEO of the lal, head of the Turkish Publishers Germany is chosen as the Guest Summit will continue to explore Frankfurter Buchmesse.

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INTERNATIONAL PRIZE FOR ARABIC FICTION SHORTLIST

ahar Khalifeh, Chair of Judg- Ses for this year’s International Prize for Arabic Fiction, said these six shortlisted novels “stand out © Frankfurter Buchmesse / Alexander Heimann for their brilliant artistic structure, development of characters, and treatment of socially sensitive and COOPERATION DEAL BETWEEN NIELSEN STUDY: BETTER SCHOLASTIC READING REPORT: daring subject matter.” FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR AND METADATA = BETTER SALES KEY FINDINGS FROM THE USA LICENSING ASSOCIATION 1. A Small Death by Mohammed study released by Nielsen in cholastic’s sixth biennial Kids Hasan Alwan (Saudi Arabia), IMA (the Licensing Industry AJanuary (prior to the sale of S& Family Reading Report sur- published by Dar Al Saqi LMerchandisers Association) Nielsen US to marketing research veyed US parents and children to 2. The Slave’s Pens by Najwa Bin- and the Frankfurt Book Fair an- company NPD) on “the importance learn more about their attitudes shatwan (Libya), published by nounced a cooperation agreement of metadata” in the US and UK toward reading. Below are just a Dar Al Saqi this year. The goal is to further found that titles with more com- few of the key findings from this 3. Al-Sabiliat by Ismail Fahd Ismail innovative product licensing and plete metadata see higher average reading report. (Kuwait), published by Nova merchandising projects, particu- sales. The same is true in a library • The average US household with 4. Children of the Ghetto — My larly in the book industry. setting, in which titles with better children under 17 reports own- Name is Adam by Elias Khoury The kickoff of this cooperation metadata were borrowed more ing 104 children’s books. (Lebanon), published by Dar will take place at this year’s Licens- frequently. • 6 out of 10 children ages 6-17 al-Adab ing Day (Tag der Lizenzen) on April What does better metadata say they enjoy reading books 5. In the Spider’s Chamber by Mo- 27 in Cologne. “A 360-degree use mean? Sales went up for books over the summer. hammed Abdel Nabi (Egypt), of content is omnipresent with- that met Book Industry Commu- • 29% of parents say their child published by Dar al-Ain in the publishing industry,” says nication metadata requirements, has trouble finding books to 6. The Bookseller’s Murder by Markus Gogolin, Frankfurt’s head including more extensive descrip- read, but 41% of children say Saad Mohammed Rahim of strategic marketing. “That’s why tions, cover images, and keywords. this is a challenge. (Iraq), published by Dar wa we’re intensifying our collabora- In the US, a cover image alone led • Read more from this report at: Maktabat Sutur tion with LIMA.” to 51% higher sales. scholastic.com/readingreport

PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES / SPRING 2017 5 BOOK TRENDS FROM NORTHERN EUROPE

New Nordic: Authors and Books to Watch

Literary agents and publishers talk about the latest writing trends and top titles in Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, and Norway—including a number of nonfiction hits.By Marie Bilde

ook markets in the Nordic up on a small Scandinavian island ample of this kind of novel to the rights to both his books have al- Bcountries have much more to in the mid-20th century. London Book Fair. ready been sold to Fox in the US.” offer international readers than Literary agent Nya Guldberg “In Emil Hjörvar Petersen’s ur- their famous crime novels. Pub- from Danish publisher Lindhardt ban fantasy The Shroud (Víghólar), NORWAY: lishing Perspectives has asked a and Ringhof tells Publishing Per- Nordic noir meets Icelandic folk- BIOGRAPHICAL STORIES selection of literary agents about spectives a bit more about Pryds lore. By applying elements from what trends they see from Nor- Helle’s book: rich Icelandic legend, Emil has From Norway, Copenhagen Lit- dic authors, and what titles they’ll “Merete Pryds Helle was just created an exciting fantasy-crime erary Agency’s Anneli Høier will bring to the 2017 London Book Fair. awarded the prestigious Danish story that keeps readers captivat- present a nonfiction book about literary prize The Golden Laurels ed from beginning to end. Norwegian polar explorer Roald DENMARK: (De gyldne laurbær). She also re- “The Shroud has been incred- Amundsen’s last mission, Amund- NARRATIVE NONFICTION ceived several literary prizes and ibly well-received in Iceland. It’s sens siste reise. Written by polar nominations, including the Week- critically acclaimed, and the TV scientist and crime author Monica Copenhagen Literary Agency‘s endavisens Prize for Literature, rights have been sold to Sagafilm, Kristensen, the book tells the story senior agent Esthi Kuntz says she Danish Radio’s Novel Prize, and the a leading film and television - pro of the disappearance of Amundsen sees three major trends right now: Politikens Prize for Literature.” ducer in Iceland.” and his team on their final mission “First of all, narrative non-fic- in 1928. tion is a very strong Scandinavian ICELAND: SWEDEN: Another Norwegian author, trend recently,” Kuntz says. “These GENRE MASHUPS FAN-FAVORITE ILLUSTRATION Kaja Melsom, has written a piece books are engaging and enter- of narrative nonfiction called taining, while staying serious and Publisher and agent Pétur Már CEO and literary agent Julia An- Bloody Freedom. Senior agent Ås- authentic. Ólafsson of Bjartur Publishers, has gelin from Salomonsson Agency frid Hegdal talks about this one, “Second, we’ve seen quite a few his expert eye on trends in chil- in Stockholm, says she’s looking saying, “Philosopher Kaja Melsom authors present novels and stories dren’s literature: forward to presenting artist Simon suggests that the more freedom about love, marriages, and rela- “Lately, children’s books have Stålenhag’s illustrated work Tales we strive for and the more choic- tionships—often complicated...One gained an increasing populari- from the Loop (Ur varselklotet). She es we have, the more unfree we distinctive example of this is Dan- ty. During the Christmas season, calls the book—as well as its pre- become...The more we focus on ish writer Ida Jessen’s Doctor Bag- which is our most important time decessor Things from the Flood romance and sex, the more we ge’s Anagrams (Gyldendal, 2017), in of the year, we saw new Icelan- (Flodskörden)—extraordinary. struggle with our relationships. which an early 19th-century doc- dic authors’ novels for 9-12 year- “Simon Stålenhag uses social “Melsom shows, through ex- tor describes his marriage. olds on the bestseller lists. They realistic backgrounds with sci-fi amples from our daily life, how our “Finally, autobiographical writ- were competing with our beloved elements, combining it with nos- misconceptions about freedom ing maintains a strong presence. It crime writers, even though they talgic texts in order to tell the sto- lead to ‘unfreedom’ and anxiety.” can be very obvious and explicit, haven’t yet managed to conquer ry of his own childhood in Stock- Another example of person- or it can be present only as a dis- Arnaldur Indridason and Yrsa holm’s archipelago. Through old al stories in Scandinavian work is tant echo.” Sigurdardottir. Volvos, strange machinery and James Franco Spits When He Talks, Some of the popularity of au- “Judging from a selection of robots, the author reaches out to written by debut author Erik Eike- tobiographical work is reflected titles that agents are bringing to the reader who recognizes some haug. The novel follows a young in Danish author Merete Pryds London, Nordic writers also seem things and is fascinated by others. man who, growing up in small- Helle’s Human Beauty (Folkets to be exploring genre mashups in “Simon has very devoted fans, town Norway struggles with his Skønhed), a family chronicle fol- different forms.” and his books were heavily sup- family and his sexual identity. • lowing young Marie as she grows Olafsson will bring a good ex- ported on Kickstarter. The film

6 PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES / SPRING 2017 MARKET FOCUS: POLAND

Poland’s Sci-Fi, Nonfiction, and Crime Find Readers in the West

Poland, this year’s Market Focus in London, showcases its latest literary talent. By Jaroslaw Adamowski

The organization behind the fiction know Stanislaw Lem, and As for science-fiction and fan- bright red “Books From Poland” Witold Gombrowicz and Zbigniew tasy, this genre has been a lead- branding is the Polish Book Insti- Herbert also gained international ing Polish export since the times tute, a 14-year-old agency founded recognition in their times. of Stanislaw Lew. The novels by by the Ministry of Culture to pro- We also have interesting con- Andrzej Sapkowski—who will mote Polish literature worldwide. temporary literature, authors who be a special London Book Fair Publishing Perspectives spoke have won some of the most pres- cross-media Author of the Day— with Dariusz Jaworski, director of tigious literary prizes for fiction, have been published in a dozen the Polish Book Institute, about such as Olga Tokarczuk, and in countries. Their promotion has why Polish literature is experienc- children’s books, Aleksandra Mi- been facilitated by the bestselling ing increased popularity in the UK. zielińska and Daniel Mizieliński. computer game Witcher, which is based on his novels. Another sci- Publishing Perspectives: Why is PP: What are the most fi writer, Jacek Dukaj, is also well- Polish literature interesting to exportable genres of Polish known abroad and will be present English-language markets? literature? at the fair. And Poland’s nonfiction litera- Dariusz Jaworski: Political changes DJ: Three genres have experienced ture is experiencing its most cre- in our country and Poland’s acces- the most dynamic development in ative period in history. Ryszard sion to the European Union have Poland: nonfiction, science fiction Kapuściński, author of The Emper- Dariusz Jaworski Image: Bogdan Kuc / Polish Book Institute resulted in an increased influx of and fantasy, and crime novels. or, has been joined by a number Poles to the UK, allowing them to Polish crime novels are in- of successors, such as Artur Do- contribute to the local culture. creasingly popular in the West, as mosławski, who wrote his biogra- his year at the London Book Polish literature has a grand indicated by the numerous trans- phy and will be present at the fair; TFair, some 55 Polish publishers tradition, emblemized by four lations of works by Zygmunt Milo- Mariusz Szczygieł, who authored and industry players are expected Nobel prize winners: Sienkiewicz, szewski and Marek Krajewski, and Gottland; a book that’s been trans- to be on hand as part of Poland’s Reymont, Miłosz and Szymborska. forthcoming translations of novels lated into many foreign languages; Market Focus program. Those interested in science by Katarzyna Bonda. and Grzegorz Górny. •

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Is Latin America the Next Literary Hot Spot?

More publishers around the world are discovering Latin America’s rising literary stars, giving a boost to the literary agents who represent these in-demand authors. By Adam Critchley

“where selling Latin American authors used to be particularly difficult, such as in Scandinavia, as well “One trend as in Eastern Europe and parts of the Far East. that intrigues “It coincides with a certain international fatigue when it comes me greatly is to English-language literature,” she says. “The big books from the mixture of the US and the UK will always be genres from there, but many international publishers are expressing frustration young writers.” with writers too clearly shaped by creative writing courses, and are turning their attention elsewhere.” —Laurence Laluyaux TITLES TO LOOK FOR AT THE LONDON BOOK FAIR

here’s been increasing inter- In London, Laluyaux says she’ll be Test in Latin American authors promoting Mexican author Valeria from the Americas to Europe, ac- Luiselli’s new novel, Lost Children cording to Bernat Fiol, a Barcelo- Archives, which she describes as na-based agent at SalmaiaLit. a road trip that touches on sepa- He says that Italy, France, and ration and exile and which deftly Germany have traditionally shown intertwines the personal and the interest in Latin American authors, political. with more recent interest coming She’ll also present several from the US, especially among in- works by Chilean writer Lina Mer- dependent publishers. uane, including a literary essay SalmaiaLit recently sold the on society’s proscriptive take on rights in English for the late Ar- women and motherhood, Contra gentine author Jorge Barón Biza’s los hijos, which has “gone viral in El desierto y su semilla to New Di- Latin America.” rections, and rights to his compa- What’s more, she has a first triot Julián López’s Una muchacha novel by fellow Chilean author Alia muy bella went to Melville House. Trabbuco Zeran called The Re- Laurence Laluyaux “I think special attention is Image: Axel Michel mainder, about two twenty-some- being paid to young writers of a things in modern-day Santiago, marked literary character,” says both haunted by the shadows the Fiol, writers “who offer their vision of the Premio Cosecha Eñe short cementerio perfecto by Federico military dictatorship has cast over of reality but also contribute new story prize in Spain, and we’re very Falco, which has already been sold their lives. perspectives on Latin America’s enthused about her first manu- in Italy. Acclaimed translator Sophie literary tradition, and are paying a script, a story collection. Hughes, who brought Mexican au- debt to the work of authors of pre- “F.G. Haghenbeck’s novel The ‘DISTINCT INTEREST’ FROM thor Laia Jufresa to English-speak- vious generations that didn’t have Secret Book of Frida Kahlo was FURTHER COUNTRIES ing readers, was recently awarded such international exposure.” translated into 15 languages and a PEN/Heim Translation Fund Fiol tells Publishing Perspec- achieved good sales in several Laurence Laluyaux, an agent at grant to translate the novel. tives that Latin American literature countries,” he says. “And we’ve sold Rogers Coleridge and White in Agents’ and readers’ interest in forms part of SalmaiaLit’s DNA as a the audio-visual rights to three of London, agrees with Fiol. She, too, Latin America, Laluyaux says, is Spanish-language agency. his novels to production houses in has also seen “a distinct interest” primarily based on the quality of He also represents Mexican au- Spain, Canada, and Colombia. in Latin American writers in recent the content rather than a book’s thors F.G. Haghenbeck and David “El desierto y su semilla, a con- years, and not just in the tradi- regional origin. Miklos, as well as Argentine au- temporary classic, is also being tional markets of France, Italy, and “I’d say that there’s a definite thor Federico Falco, and the debut translated into various languages Germany, where, she says, there’s strong interest in form as well as manuscript of Ecuadorian author by prestigious publishing houses.” a long tradition of translating au- content” in Latin American work, María Fernanda Ampuero. Fiol says he’ll be taking new thors from that part of the world. she says, “and one trend that in- “Ampuero, one of our latest novels by Haghenbeck and David “There’s also growing interest trigues me greatly is the mixture signings,” Fiol says, “is the winner Miklos to London, as well as Un in parts of Europe,” says Laluyaux, of genres from young writers.” •

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10 IPR LICENSE / SPRING 2017 CHILDREN’S BOOKS

The Push to Publish More Translated Kids’ Books

A number of initiatives and recent announcements signal renewed interest from UK publishers in translating children’s literature from around the world. By Mark Piesing

ost people can name just a Andersen Award for children’s fic- Mhandful of children’s books tion as well.” that have been translated into Given the extra effort and costs English from another language— required to translate a book into Tove Jansson’s Moomins; Astrid English, selling that book around Lindgren’s Pippi Longstocking; An- the world is a good strategy for toine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little offsetting the extra expenses. Prince; René Goscinny and Albert “The export market has a lot of Uderzo’s The Adventures of Asterix; potential,” Lidbury says, “but we’re Hergé’s The Adventures of Tintin— cautious. Of course, when you pay after which, the list tends to get for translation it pays to publish chilly if not go fully cold. in as much of the English-speak- However, this may be about to ing market as you can. Candlewick change in British publishing. Press is our sister company in the The UK’s School Library Asso- States. We are more reluctant to ciation has published a guide to take something on if they’re not translated children’s books called A interested as well.” World Of Books In Translation; the compelling Chinese picture book SAMPLE TRANSLATIONS AND Bronze and Sunflower recently MARKETING SUPPORT won the Marsh Award for Chil- dren’s Literature in Translation; Cultural differences and unknown and BookTrust has introduced its Jill Coleman, director of children’s books, BookTrust authors aren’t the only roadblocks new project to sponsor sample to publishing more translations. translations, In Other Words. One of the biggest hurdles is eval- Publishing Perspectives spoke uating a book written in a language with one of the panelists from the you don’t speak. London Book Fair Insights Sem- BookTrust’s new program, In inar, “What’s the Problem with Other Words, aims to help publish- Translated Children’s Books?” ers overcome the language barrier (March 16, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.), by sponsoring sample translations and with Jill Coleman from Book- for ten select children’s books Trust, to discuss the latest in each year. The selected titles will translated children’s fiction. be presented at the Bologna Book Fair in April. UK publishers that TAKING A CHANCE ON A acquire rights to one of these titles CHINESE CHILDREN’S BOOK will receive a £1,500 grant for marketing and publicity. “It’s an expensive and risky busi- “If you’re a commissioning ed- ness for publishers to publish itor,” says Jill Coleman, director of translated fiction, particularly children’s book at BookTrust, “and for authors who have no reputa- you go to the Bologna Book Fair tion here [in the UK],” says Emma looking for a book to buy and you Lidbury, commissioning editor at From the cover of Bronze and Sunflower don’t speak the language a book Walker Books, publisher of Bronze was written in, then you can’t re- and Sunflower. it sold 200,000 copies, it doesn’t and Sunflower, Lidbury says, ally assess it properly.” “Bookstore buyers are nervous always work over here. We find it wasn’t taken lightly. “If there’s already a translation about taking on debut authors... safer to go for something classic. “Bronze and Sunflower was Chi- or even a reader’s report, then it’s they are suspicious of them. For “Bronze and Sunflower, which nese and a huge new step for us,” easier. If not, it’s safer to buy a the publishers, it’s like launching a we’ll be talking about at the sem- she says. “It’s very exciting. None book from America.” new author, except that they’ll also inar,” she says, “has just won the of us had heard of the author, Successfully promoting books have to pay for the translation and Marsh Prize. It’s literary and per- Cao Wenxuan, before. But he sells in translation is a unique challenge, the rights.” haps more timeless as a result, de- hundreds of thousands, millions, particularly if the author isn’t able Knowing the home market, Lid- spite being set during China’s Cul- of books in China, and that was a to fully participate. As Coleman bury says, can be critical. “Cultural tural Revolution. We also publish vote of confidence at the begin- points out, “If there’s a language differences can be a factor,” she a Pippi Longstocking-esque book ning. Then someone had already barrier or the author is overseas says. “At Walker, we tend to go for from Norway called Waffle Heart. taken a punt and translated it into then that can be a problem. the literary classic kind of book. It has the cultural references, but a European language–French–so “What we need is a huge suc- If we went for some kind of com- it feels quite timeless.” we could read it. Wenxuan has cess so [translated literature] ap- mercial series, even if in Sweden The choice to publish Bronze gone on to win the Hans Christian pears to be less of a niche.” •

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Governor General’s Awards: 80 Years of Canadian Literature

By Carla Douglas “It’s not such an easy task,” she ada’s diverse population and issues Lori Knoll, head of the GG Prize says, “to comment on Canadian lit- of the time. anadian literature has recent- erature without using the GG Prize There’s been an increased in- Cly reached an important an- as a reference.” terest in and recognition for works niversary: in 2016, the Governor by and about indigenous peoples. General’s Literary Awards turned Publishing Perspectives: Are Also, there’s the GG Prize’s recog- 80 years old. there trends in Canadian nition for young creators…There’s Publishing Perspectives asked literature you can see over time? also been an increase in the num- Lori Knoll, head of the prize, about ber of Canadian works in transla- the prize’s background and how Lori Knoll: Generally, the lists of tion—both in English-to-French Canadian literature has changed finalists in recent years have - be and French-to-English. over the past eight decades. come more representative of Can- PP: When were the awards 2016 Nonfiction winner Bill Waiser expanded to include French- awards since 1959. Before that, the with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Image: Bill Waiser) language literature and Canadian Authors’ Association ad- translation? ministered the awards. Our GG Prize winners are cho- LK: That change came in 1959 af- sen by peer-assessment com- ter the Canada Council for the mittees per category, per lan- Arts assumed administration. An guage—seven in English and seven English “Juvenile” category existed in French. Each winner receives from 1949 to 1958. $25,000. The publisher of each winning book receives $3,000 to PP: Can you tell us a bit more support promotional activities. about the Governor General’s Non-winning finalists each receive awards? $1,000. Over the course of 80 years, LK: Founded in 1936, the Governor the Governor General’s Literary General’s Literary Awards have a Awards have celebrated more than total value of $450,000. The Cana- 700 works by more than 500 au- 2016 Fiction Winner Madeleine Thien with the da Council for the Arts has funded, thors, poets, playwrights, transla- Governor General of Canada, David Johnston (Image: Vincent Charbonneau) administered, and promoted the tors, and illustrators. •

Canada at 150: Steady Sales, Importance of Copyright

A brief look at Canada’s book market as the country celebrates its 150th anniversary. By Carla Douglas

he spring publishing season now, and many publishers have renewed sense of optimism among Kate Edwards, Executive Director, ACP Tis always highly anticipated in planned books or special projects publishers who are responding to Canada, and this year the forecast to mark the celebration. opportunities in brick-and-mortar for the trade industry promises School and library initiatives stores and online. highlights—and also some signif- are expected to create demand for Both independent booksell- icant commemorative releases to Canadian titles, and we’ve already ers and Chapters-Indigo reported mark 150 years since the nation’s seen increased interest in books good 2016 holiday seasons, which confederation. on subjects and themes with links is another strong indicator that Publishing Perspectives asked to Canada 150 from those institu- books have staying power. the Association of Canadian Pub- tional markets. lishers’ (ACP) executive director, PP: Are there any worries about Kate Edwards, for comments on PP: BookNet Canada reports flat how political uncertainty might industry activity and what might or slightly declining sales in all be reflected in the industry? be noteworthy this spring. genres except juvenile and YA. Is this cause for worry? KE: We’ve been monitoring politi- about the possible reopening of Publishing Perspectives: Canada cal events south of our border, yes, NAFTA carefully. is celebrating 150 years since KE: Sales have been relatively flat and like other industries have felt At home, copyright reform its confederation. Has energy for a couple of years now, which the chill of policies coming out of remains an important priority from this event expanded to the after a period of decline remains the US. as damage to the industry from publishing industry? good news. The travel ban announced ear- broad interpretations of fair deal- Coupled with a more sophis- lier this year has affected some ing for education continues. The Kate Edwards: Anticipation for ticated understanding of the re- presses’ ability to tour authors or upcoming review of the Copyright Canada’s sesquicentennial has lationship of the print and ebook send staff on business to the US, Modernization Act remains on our been building for several years markets, that has helped foster a and we’re watching discussions agenda for 2017. •

12 PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES / SPRING 2017 RIGHTS IN BRAZIL

Rights Trade Grows at the Bienal do Livro in Rio de Janiero

The 2017 Bienal Do Livro in Rio de Janiero prepares to host its Agents & Business Center for the second time, as Brazilian publishers look to boost their rights business. By Hannah Johnson

Bienal do Livro Rio de Janiero Book Fair, for the second time. QUICK FACTS ABOUT BRAZIL © Leandro Martins / Bienal Internacional do Livro Rio Like the Literary Agents and Scouts Center at the Frankfurt • Economists forecast a positive Book Fair, the ABC in Rio is a space GDP of 0.5 percent for 2017, ac- where international agents and cording to the country’s finance publishers can rent tables and host minister, Henrique Meirelles. meetings. It will be open from Au- gust 31 to September 2. • Translations dominated the In addition, the Frankfurt Book fiction bestsellers lists in 2016, Fair will organize a three-day trip according to PublishNews. for international publishers to visit Brazilian publishing houses from • Government book buying was razil remains the largest book lisher Callis Editora, ahead of last August 28-30, ahead of the official steady in 2015, in contrast to Bmarket in Latin America, even year’s Frankfurt Book Fair. Bienal opening. the dramatic drop in 2014 (ac- after the country’s recent political Brazilian publishers also say “This partnership in Brazil cording to FIPE). and economic upheaval. they are eager to present their tal- adds to the Frankfurt Book Fair’s However, this tough book mar- ented authors to the world. growing initiative in rights and • In 2015, Brazil’s publishing ket at home has led some Brazilian “We have a great diversity of licensing, which includes the Lit- industry recorded total reve- publishers to seek new business new writers, of great literary qual- erary Agents and Scouts Center at nue of R$5.23 billion (US$1.68 opportunities internationally, par- ity still unknown to international the Fair, the International Rights billion). ticularly in the field of rights. readers,” said Karine Pansa, pub- Meeting, and the Fair’s investment “We’ve had to reinvent our- lisher of Girassol Brasil. in the Licensing Platform IPR,” said • Translation funding is available selves, changing our focus, and To that end, the 2017 Bienal do Marifé Boix García, VP Business through the Brazilian National adapting to the new reality,” said Livro in Rio de Janiero will host its Development Southern Europe Library: www.bn.br Miriam Gabbai, publisher of São Agents & Business Center (ABC), and Latin America at the Frankfurt Paulo–based children’s book pub- in cooperation with the Frankfurt Book Fair. •

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FICTION & LITERATURE

Inflicted By Any Means The Hangman’s Hitch Electric Souk Malice The Prague Ultimatum by Ria Frances Necessary by Donna Maria by Rose McGinty by Hugh Fraser by James Silvester by Stephen Sayers McCarthy Britain’s Next Best Seller Urbane Publications Urbane Publications Urbane Publications 9781906954819 Britain’s Next Best Seller Britain’s Next Best Seller 9781911129820 9781911583066 9781911331384 (Sep 2014) 9781910565919 9781910565711 (Mar 2017) (Jun 2017) (Apr 2017) (Dec 2016) (Apr 2016) In 1942, as Europe A young Irish woman Malice is book 3 in the Love, deception and suffocates under the Tommy Myers had been A dark and thrilling tale heads to the Middle East bestselling Rina Walker murder dominate as grip of Nazi terror, Anna an up and coming boxer that captures the tragedy for adventure, but faces series following Harm Prague becomes the Levinsky a young Jew, is with his future before of a man forsaken by all, great peril as the Arab and Threat. London 1964. centre of international incarcerated in the ghetto him. His sister was the but one…After humiliating Spring erupts and the Gang warfare is breaking intrigue. A contemporary of Theresienstadt. Striving victim of an unspeakable social debacle, refusing expat and desert worlds out and Rina Walker’s international political for survival in abominable crime that set her and to stand up in a duel, collide... Ireland’s gone struggle to survive thriller in the best conditions, during the her brother on a path Frederick finds himself bust, and with it Aisling amid the battles and traditions of Le Carre unveiling of adulthood, they could have never so far from God that Finn’s life. She flees betrayals of a gruesome and Robert Harris. Anna’s improbable fate foreseen. He will discover the Devil’s hand seems austerity for adventure in cast of racketeers and Fear stalks the newly hinges on the mercy of that it’s impossible to Heaven sent. the desert. But the Arabia gangsters require all her reunified Czechoslovakia, others. make someone suffer The Hangman’s Hitch, a she finds is not that of her considerable skills as an overshadowing the without paying a price. portal to Hell, is offered dreams. assassin. forthcoming 50th World rights available as sanctuary by the anniversary of the Prague World rights available equivocal Joseph Black, Rights upon request Rights upon request Spring, and threatening Devil in all but name. to burn the country in its wake. World rights available Rights upon request

A Suitable Lie The Mountain In Deep Down Dead Six Stories Deadly Game The Last Days of Disco by Michael J Malone My Shoe by Steph Broadribb by Matt Wesolowski by Matt Johnson by David F. Ross by Louise Beech Orenda Books Orenda Books Orenda Books Orenda Books Orenda Books 9781910633496 Orenda Books 9781910633557 9781910633625 9781910633663 9781910633021 (Sep 2016) 9781910633397 (May 2017) (Mar 2017) (Mar 2017) (May 2014) (Sep 2016) Andy Boyd thinks he is Lori Anderson is as tough 1997. Scarclaw Fell.The Reeling from the attempts Early in the decade that the luckiest man alive. A missing boy. A missing as they come, managing body of teenager Tom on his and his family’s taste forgot, is on top Widowed with a young book. A missing husband. to keep her career as a Jeffries is found at an lives, Police Inspector of the world. He is the child, after his wife dies A woman who must find fearless Florida bounty outward bound centre. Robert Finlay returns to undoubted King of the in childbirth, he is certain them all to find herself. hunter separate from her Verdict? Misadventure. work to discover that Ayrshire Mobile Disco that he will never again On the night Bernadette role as single mother to But not everyone is any hope of a peaceful scene, controlling and experience true love. finally has the courage nine-year-old Dakota, who convinced. And the truth existence has been ruling the competition Then he meets Anna. to tell her domineering suffers from leukaemia. of what happened in the dashed. He’s assigned to with an iron fist. From Feisty, fun and beautiful, husband that she’s But when the hospital bills beautiful but eerie fell is investigate the Eastern birthdays to barn dances, she’s his perfect match... leaving, he doesn’t come start to rack up, she has locked in the memories European sex-slave Franny is the man to call. and she loves his son like home. Neither does no choice but to take her of the tight-knit group industry just as a key He has even played ‘My he is her own. When Andy Conor, the little boy she’s daughter on a job that will of friends who took that witness is murdered. Boy Lollipop’ at a funeral ends up in the hospital befriended for the past make her a fast buck. fateful trip, and the flimsy Along with his new and got away with it. on his wedding night, he five years. Also missing is testimony of those living partner Nina Brasov, receives his first clue that his lifebook, the only thing World rights available nearby. Finlay faces a ruthless World rights available Anna is not all that she that holds the answers. criminal gang. seems. World rights available World rights available World rights available World rights available

14 IPR LICENSE / SPRING 2017 LITERATURE IN THE UK

Literary Debate: Commercial Success vs. Artistic Value

Is the artistic pursuit of great literature under threat from bestsellers by YouTube stars and biographies of teenage celebrities? UK publishers weigh in on this debate. By Roger Tagholm

t’s a book industry debate that shops try to play safe with litera- Ihas been around ever since the ture, stacking high the blandly arrival of mass media and com- formulaic ‘literary fiction’ at the mercial publishing: how can “art”— expense of the real stuff—extraor- in this case, literature—survive in dinary writing that will really stick an entertainment- and celebri- with readers. ty-driven world? “There’s a market failure for Do bookshops make space on many brilliant literary writers: their tables for that worthy debut their book sales and royalties ar- novelist, or do they display the lat- en’t paying their bills.” est work by a famous YouTuber? Does the rise of various social PRIZES AND PATIENT media mean there are more celeb- PUBLISHING rities now? Are celebrities “stealing” the Prizes make a huge difference, amount of available advance mon- needless to say. Mary Anne Har- ey for “real” writers, as children’s rington, publisher at Headline’s authors recently complained in Tinder imprint says that without a The Bookseller? shortlist nomination from a major Or are we, in fact, living through prize, it can be hard to generate something of a golden age for lit- “There’s a market “If enough sales. But she wonders whether erary works, driven by a perceived failure for many people want to publishers are doing enough to resurgence of print and revival of stick by their authors. brick-and-mortar bookselling? brilliant literary read a novel by a “I think we’re going to need to build authors’ careers more ODDS STACKED AGAINST writers: their celebrity, then it’s gradually,” Harrington says, “over LITERARY FICTION book sales and a good business the course of a number of books, in the way that’s been tending to Jon Riley, editor-in-chief at Quer- royalties aren’t decision to happen in crime publishing. As lit- cus imprint riverrun, takes the for- erary publishers we need to hold mer view. “In my experience,” he paying their bills.” publish it.” our nerve, when we can. tells Publishing Perspectives, “the “Andrea Levy’s breakthrough obstacles for literary fiction are —Stefan Tobler —Suzie Dooré came on her fourth book. If we greater than at any other time. want to see an author fulfil their “There are so many factors that real potential, sometimes we need contribute to the idea that liter- site view. “I think it’s a great time THE PRAGMATIC VIEWPOINT to be prepared to weather the ary fiction is less central to our for literary fiction,” Prosser says. storm through a few years of more culture, and to publishing and to “Waterstones, Foyles, and the A number of publishers say they modest sales.” bookselling, that one hardly knows other indies have all given terrific take a pragmatic view. They say where to start. How do we gain at- shelf space to literary fiction. Pub- that this is the way it is and one LITERARY PROSPECTS tention for our authors and their lishing and bookselling together simply has to work with it. books in an environment in which form a highly mixed ecosystem Suzie Dooré, publishing direc- So who’s winning? “No one is win- the idea of literary fiction as being and there has always been space tor at HarperCollins’s literary im- ning,” says Adam Freudenheim, a privileged category is no longer for many other types of books. print, Borough Press, says, “I think publisher and managing director a given? “Celebrities have been given there’s room for everyone. I feel at Pushkin Press. “It’s not a zero “The market is so competitive book deals pretty much since the quite ‘live and let live’ about it. If sum game.” that literary titles have to com- dawn of commercial publishing,” enough people want to read a nov- Michal Shavit, publishing direc- pete for the attention of sales, he says, “and the YouTubers are el by a celebrity, then it’s a good tor at Cape says she believes that marketing, publicity people—and just the latest iteration of an old business decision to publish it. I “literary fiction and nonfiction are a pre-publication response from phenomenon. don’t believe it takes shelf space thriving.” a limited number of retailers—with “With Trump in the White away from literary fiction. They She says, “We’ve been enor- the most obviously commercial House and Brexit approaching, are different areas of the market.” mously reassured and energized fiction and nonfiction titles.” I think the desire for literary fic- Stefan Tobler, publisher of And by the success of the high street tion—writing which brings the Other Stories, agrees—but only up bookstores, despite a challeng- BULLISH ON LITERARY’S news, which makes sense of the to a point: “I’ve no problem,” he ing market and a decrease in the PROSPECTS world we are living in, which helps says, “with a celeb book if it brings amount of space given to books us to empathise with others—will new people into bookshops and in the books pages of the lead But Simon Prosser, editorial di- only increase. Just look at the sales they then pick up more than they broadsheets.” rector of Penguin Random House’s of Orwell’s 1984.” went in for. “Art is and can be entertain- Hamish Hamilton, takes the oppo- “What worries me most is when ment; it’s not one or the other.” •

PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES / SPRING 2017 15 TOPIC INON BRIEF: THE PAGE GLOBAL PUBLISHING NEWS

Market Snapshots: Publishing Around the World

USA: GERMANY: UKRAINE: RUSSIA: POLITICIZED PUBLISHING SUPPORT FOR PUBLISHERS 3-MONTH BAN ON RUSSIAN FOCUS ON CHILDREN’S ENVIRONMENT OWING COPYRIGHT REVENUE BOOK IMPORTS BOOKS AND EDUCATION

Following the election of Don- Last year, a German court Ukraine’s parliament enacted a Russia’s book market grew ald Trump as president and his ruled that publishers were not ban on book imports from Rus- more in 2016 than in the last controversial statements about entitled to about half of the sia, a move that has been under seven years, primarily because immigration, civil liberties, and copyright revenue that collec- consideration since last Sep- of higher book prices. The chil- foreign policy, US publishing tion agency VG Wort had paid tember. The ban will remain in dren’s book segment grew by has become more political. Just them, and that this revenue place until at least April 1, 2017. 11.5% in 2016. Education books as Simon & Schuster canceled should have been paid direct- Though Russian publishers re- account for around 75% of the its controversial book contract ly to authors and copyright port that their book exports Russian book market. Accord- with alt-right provocateur Milo holders. Publishers now owe to the Ukraine were already at ing to Sergey Dmitriev, a mem- Yiannopoulos, Wiley CEO Mark around €300 million, and some record lows, the ban is a politi- ber of the board of the Associa- Allin issued a statement say- businesses face bankruptcy as cal statement meant to restrict tion of Russian Publishers, “the ing, “We oppose any ban that a result. access to “anti-Ukrainian con- main focus of books in Russia restricts access to the United In response, the German tent” from Russia. has shifted from entertain- States on the basis of race, reli- Booksellers and Publishers As- ing to education of the local gion, gender or country of na- sociation has set up a €90,000 population.” tional origin.” fund to alleviate the debt some publishers owe. In an open letter, several authors pledged to forgo their payments in favor of keeping their publishers in business.

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: INDIA: EFFORTS TO GROW BOOKSELLING GOES DOMESTIC BOOK MARKET CASHLESS SOUTH KOREA: LATIN AMERICA: According to industry consul- In November 2016, India’s MAN BOOKER PRIZE RISE OF LITERARY AGENTS tant Walid Aradi, “the UAE’s prime minister decommis- ATTRACTS INTEREST significant educational, -so sioned 500- and 1,000-rupee As publishing in Latin Ameri- cial, and economic gains” have notes in an effort to digitize After South Korean writer ca gains more independence produced a population eager the country’s economy, 95% of Han King won the Man Booker from Spain, dozens of literary to consume “culturally-rele- which relied on cash transac- Prize for The Vegetarian, there agents are emerging across vant content, particularly in tions, according to Forbes. In has been more international the continent, mostly in Mex- Arabic.” Organizations like the the weeks after the decision, interest in Korean literature, ico and Argentina. At the 2016 Emirati Publishers Association book sales dropped by 50%. according to The Korea Times. Guadalajara Book Fair, these and the soon-to-open Sharjah However, literary festivals and But literature professor Jeong agents found a growing inter- Book City are working to pro- booksellers have been quick to Gwa-ri told the newspaper est in Latin American authors vide local publishers with the implement cashless payment that Korean literature is still from publishers in the US and resources and training they solutions. overshadowed by Japan and Europe, as well as a sense of need to produce more con- Despite connectivity issues, China, and that there is a need empowerment in building di- tent for the domestic market the results have lessened the for more translators who can rect relationships with interna- and become more competitive impact of the government’s bring Korean works to life in tional publishers. internationally. demonetization. other languages.

16 PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVES / SPRING 2017 TOPIC ON THE PAGE

UNDERSTANDING THE UK AUDIOBOOK CONSUMER 2016

WHAT ARE THE KEY DRIVERS OF AUDIOBOOK PURCHASE?

• Consumers most commonly listen to audiobooks in their spare time at home, in bed/before going to sleep and when travelling. • Downloading/streaming is the most commonly favoured because it allows easy transportation of multiple titles and enables access to free audiobooks. • Overall 45% of audiobook consumers say they have increased their listening/purchase over the last few years. • Audiobook buyers expect to pay around 10% more for a non-fiction or children’s audiobook CD compared to the download.

If you produce audio books and want to understand your consumer, where they live, how and when they listen and what drives their purchasing and listening – then you need a copy of this report!

For further information or to purchase the report, contact your Nielsen Book Research Account Manager or email: [email protected] www.nielsenbook.co.uk

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Leonard Stall: Publishing as a Path to Philanthropy

Inspired by the Amir of Kuwait’s philanthropy, UK publisher Leonard Stall published a book to persuade others that they can make a difference in today’s divided world.By Roger Tagholm

hat is the role of publishers wealthy of the region. But typ- Win making the world a bet- ically, that giving tends to be to ter place? Should publishers be individuals, to schools or to local involved with philanthropy? What mosques, and there isn’t much responsibility does the publishing thought about the giving. industry feel in the fractious world “It’s part of the Islamic heritage we find in spring 2017? and tradition to give Zakat, which Leonard Stall is a British pub- is a percentage of your income to lisher based in Dubai, where he charity. I saw it being done, but shared his thoughts on these is- it’s not planned and it’s not stra- sues with Publishing Perspectives. tegic, and I wanted to try to use He talks of noticing the high the skill sets of our fantastic con- amount of charitable giving he saw tent team to persuade people to going on in the Gulf. He became move from those simple acts of interested in the driving force be- charity to more planned, strategic hind this generosity. Could it be philanthropy.” targeted better? Could it be made Stall interviewed Bill Gates more strategic and thus more for a Vision cover story and then Leonard Stall beneficial? And how, he wondered, spent the next 12 months pitching could he play a part, as a publisher? him the idea of a magazine called While wrestling with these Philanthropy Age, which would ad- questions, he found himself moved dress exactly those how-to-give by the actions of a little-known “Everyone can make a issues listed above. leader in the Arabian Gulf—the “It took a while, a lot of presen- 87-year-old Amir of Kuwait, who tations,” he says, “but in the end has given some $1.6 billion of his difference, even if it’s on a the Gates Foundation were fantas- own money to support refugees, tic. They gave me some seed capi- particularly around Syria. tal to get the idea up and running, local scale, and that’s what and it has worked well. A BOOK FOR A GOOD CAUSE “We’ve seen a definite shift in the book is about.” the way philanthropy is done in It was the behavior of this man the region, and particularly among that eventually crystallized Stall’s second generations of the wealthy —Leonard Stall thoughts and inspired him to start and family businesses. There’s a new, nonprofit business venture much more interest in, and en- that has culminated in an unusual ticular field. Thus Azim Premji, one football player Frédéric Kanouté gagement with, philanthropy and coffee-table book at London Book of India’s wealthiest men, founder of West Ham, Tottenham, Sevilla. they’re talking about better ways Fair, accompanied by an interna- of the giant IT company Wipro, Entry to the tour’s events is free to do it. They want to have impact tional lecture tour that comes to writes about the 350,000 public and everyone receives a comple- with the money they give away.” Paris and London during fair week. schools the Azim Premji Founda- mentary copy of the book (cover And as for the Gulf region, How to do Good: Essays on tion helps. And Melinda Gates, co- price £40). where attitudes on human rights Building a Better World is pub- chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates This week, they’re at the Sor- are frequently questioned, he lished by London Wall Publishing Foundation, writes of its work with bonne in Paris on Tuesday (March thinks everyone should be “less and brings together an extraor- GAVI, the Global Alliance for Vac- 14) and at London’s City Hall this judgemental,” and then there’s a dinary collection of people; from cines and Immunization. Thursday (March 16). The tour basis to move forward. Gulf royalty like Saudi Arabia’s ends in New York at the New York “You may not be the Amir of Princess Lamia Al Saud and Shar- TAKING THE MESSAGE AROUND Times Center on May 8. Kuwait with significant wealth, or jah’s Sheikha Jawaher Al Qasimi, THE WORLD Jimmy Carter or Melinda Gates,” who are tackling poverty and help- BUILDING ON THE CULTURE OF Stall says, “but there are ordi- ing child refugees respectively; to Stall is involved in a lecture tour, CHARITY IN THE ARAB WORLD nary people doing extraordinary Nick Grono, CEO of the Freedom which has already been to Norway things…Everyone can make a dif- Fund which tackles modern slav- (Oslo); Sweden (Stockholm); the Stall runs a publishing and content ference, even if it’s on a local scale ery; and Phumzile Mlambo-Ng- Netherlands (the Hague); and Bel- business called Touchline with and that’s what the book is about.” cuka, Head of UN Women, which gium (Brussels). Speakers include offices in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and fights for equal pay. Jan Egeland, Secretary General of London. It publishes a magazine How to Do Good: Essays on Building It also has a sprinkling of celeb- the Norwegian Refugee Council; called Vision for an international a Better World, edited by Leonard rities including Hollywood’s Matt Darfur poet Emtithal ‘Emi’ Mah- readership. Stall, is published by London Wall Damon and Forest Whitaker. moud, winner of the Individual “I’d been here for seven or eight Publishing, distributed by The Each of the 30 contributors World Poetry Slam Championship years,” Stall says, “and I’d seen Book Service in the UK and Mid- writes an essay in her or his par- in 2015; and former professional a huge amount of giving by the Point in the US. •

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In Middle East, Publishers Pursue Deals Abroad

Publishers in the Arab world look to clear hurdles in the quest to sell more rights abroad, including language barriers and a lack of international promotion. By Chip Rossetti

lishers have reduced and post- problem in the Arab world, where poned all or most of our publishing unlicensed editions take advan- plans, as we’re unable to cope with tage of imperfect distribution. the high increase of production

Cairo, Egypt costs caused by our current eco- TRANSLATION IS A ONE-WAY nomic situation.” Inevitably, she STREET...FOR NOW says, some houses may be forced n many ways, the book publish- al reader of Arabic.” For the Iraqi- to close or “revert to ebooks or In addition to the scholarly books Iing landscape in the Arab world born Al-Maaly (himself a poet in digital printing options with fewer and original Arabic fiction that Al is vastly different from what it was both Arabic and German), this lan- number of copies until the situa- Arabi publishes, six years ago, the a decade or even five years ago. guage gap—coupled with the “ab- tion clears a little.” house launched a series of books A thriving ebook market has sence of professional and semi-in- Despite Egypt’s current finan- in translation as a way to broaden emerged, thanks in part to some dependent institutions that can cial problems, Boustany says she the horizons of its readers. It now innovative and tech-savvy pub- promote Arabic culture abroad”— sees Arab readers as an “emerging has 60 translated books in print lishers in the region. hampers the rights market. market [that] is thirsty to read in from 25 countries—“about 80 per- Arabic-language graphic novels Despite this bleak assessment, our own language.” cent fiction and 20 percent - non have found wide readership, driv- Al-Kamel Verlag has had a number This would explain the high fiction,” Bakr says. en largely by the energy of talented of its books translated into other number of translated books her But like Al-Maaly and Bousta- artists and writers involved in new languages. It hasn’t hurt that some house publishes, particularly chil- ny, Bakr says he’s frustrated by the comics magazines such as Beirut’s of its titles include winners of the dren’s books. Arabic-language lack of translation in the other di- Samandal and Cairo’s Tok-Tok. International Prize for Arabic Fic- publishers are “good buyers of for- rection—from Arabic to English. Global publishing seems to be tion (the “Arab Booker”), such as eign rights and not good sellers,” “There’s a huge interest in Ara- showing more interest in books Ahmad al-Sa’adawi’s Frankishtayn she says, because “we don’t mar- bic books from international pub- coming out of the Arab world than fi Baghdad (Frankenstein in Bagh- ket ourselves properly.” In addi- lishers,” he says, “but the problem it once did, even if the market for dad) and Abdo Khal’s Tarmi bi-Sha- tion, not enough houses have En- starts with their not having Ara- translations from Arabic is not yet rar (Throwing Sparks). glish-language rights catalogues. bic-language readers.” a well-oiled machine. On the other hand, the crowds Sherif Bakr, publisher of Al Ara- The one exception he says he The rights situation is starting that Al Kamel’s stand routine- bi Publishing & Distributing—also sees is French publishers, many of to change—in part, because of the ly draws at book fairs in the Arab is in Cairo—concurs with Boustany which often have Arabic readers emergence of literary agencies in world are a reflection of its strong about the devastating effects of who can help them assess new ti- the Arab world, such as the Bei- list of titles translated from other the currency devaluation last year. tles from Arabic publishers. rut-based Raya Agency, headed by languages—including several clas- “Since November,” Bakr says, Problems also stem from the agent Yasmina Jraissati. sic and contemporary European “it’s been a catastrophe.” fact that official agencies that In other cases, publishers novels and serious nonfiction. Paper—when it’s available—now promote and subvent the cost of themselves are trying to make represents about 65 percent of translations into other languag- their books more accessible to EGYPT: EXPENSES DOUBLE IN production costs for books print- es don’t have parallels in the Arab international publishers by pro- PRICE-SENSITIVE MARKET ed in Egypt. The scarcity of paper, world. “Even when national agen- ducing English-language rights Bakr says, was acutely felt in the cies try to represent a book,” Bakr catalogues. Egyptian publishers face the same run-up to the recent Cairo Inter- says, “they haven’t read it, so they challenges as many of their coun- national Book Fair, which ran from don’t represent it well.” LEBANON: NEXT STEPS IN terparts in the rest of the Arab January 26 to February 10, 2017, In addition to publishing and GROWING RIGHTS BUSINESS world, but with the added burden when Egyptian publishers were promoting its own list, Al Arabi of a currency crisis that has eaten forced to reduce or delay their acts as a literary agency for a se- Khaled Al-Maaly, publisher of the into their margins. printings for what’s supposed to lect group of authors, including Cologne- and Beirut-based house “All the paper, ink, and equip- be their biggest bookselling event Egyptian writer Mohammed Ab- Al-Kamel Verlag (known in Arabic ment for printing are imported,” of the year. del Nabi, whose novel Fi Ghurfat as Manshurat al-Jamal) acknowl- says Fadwa Boustany, publisher Founded in 1975, Al Arabi com- al-‘Ankabut (In the Spider’s Cham- edges that foreign rights deals are of the family-owned Boustany’s mits to publishing a broad array of ber) deals with the taboo subject often “arbitrary,” particularly be- Publishing, based in Cairo. “With fiction and nonfiction, as well as of gay life in Egypt and is on the cause publishers lack good readers the new rates, all prices have more textbooks for students. Its books shortlist for this year’s Interna- to assess new books coming out of than doubled. How do you expect draw a young readership, as Bakr tional Prize for Arabic Fiction. the Arab world. a publisher to sell his product and points out, which makes its list “Lots of Egyptian authors come “The majority of publishers at what price, if his preliminary very price sensitive. to us saying that they want to be in non-Arab countries,” Al-Maaly production costs have been more Another reason for Al Arabi’s translated,” says Bakr. “But I only tells Publishing Perspectives, “don’t than doubled overnight?” price sensitivity, Bakr says, is to take on a few—just the ones I con- have at their disposal a profession- As a result, she says, “We pub- avoid book piracy—still an ongoing sider my friends.” •

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Balancing Copyright and Access in Education

General counsel to Cambridge University Press, William Bowes, outlines the clash between protecting publishers’ revenue and providing access to educational content. By Mark Piesing

“For instance, there have been statements from the European Court of Justice that exceptions should be interpreted strictly, as well as things like term extension and the expansion of rights to cover digital content and online use. “Often when the pendulum swings in one direction,” she says, “there will always be a pushback in the other direction, whether through new exceptions or judicial interpretations. “I wouldn’t agree with the way Will is responding to this rebal- ancing. The developments in licensing have been supportive of existing content developers and William Bowes industry players and not so much for schools, universities, and new t the London Book Fair, Wil- lectives against the copying activi- they need to do. The government entrants.” Aliam Bowes, general counsel ties of universities. In India, a case then says, ‘In that case, why don’t and company secretary at Cam- was brought against the copying of we look at the way copyright THE BREXIT FACTOR bridge University Press, will talk course packs comprising material works and increase the size of the about what he says is an attack on from textbooks and articles by one public domain so education insti- If anything, Brexit has put new en- the rights of publishers to charge of India’s infamous photocopying tutions can make more use of con- ergy into Bowes’ viewpoint. for educational content in many shops. The US and Canadian cas- tent without having to pay for it?’ “Right now,” he says, “we’re try- developed economies. es concern the use of digital cop- “Who’s going to pay for the ing to decide what to change and And when he speaks of an at- ies of course books by students. provision of high-quality materials what we want to keep in all the tack, who does Bowes see making The similarities of copyright law if publishers can’t?” asks Bowes. trade deals that we need to start such an assault? in different countries mean that “Well, governments are going to to negotiate” as the UK leaves the Bowes blames governments, these cases attract international have to pay, although governments European Union in coming years. but says that he’s also concerned attention. are not going to want to set up “We could decide to stay wed- by an agenda that benefits such “The key issue facing edu- their own publishing departments. ded to the European view of copy- major commercial entities as Goo- cation and academic publishers “In that case, you’re going to right,” Bowes says, “and it may be gle. He says that he’s particularly at the moment,” Bowes says, “is start to get into some very difficult a non-optional part of a free trade vexed by legislation or cases in that there’s an awful lot of lob- political issues. There are some agreement with the EU. At the six countries—including India, the bying around the world designed subject areas, particularly given same time, the US may say, ‘If you United States and Canada—that he to broaden those education the political climate in some coun- want our free trade agreement, believes represent attempts to ex- exceptions. tries, where academic freedom then you have to move to our more pand educational exemptions. “If you’re an education and ac- and editorial independence are liberal Fair Use model.’ “No one thinks that teachers ademic publisher and your only important.” “We now have the ability to shouldn’t get paid or that the peo- revenue comes from licensing make a conscious choice for the ple who write education software and selling work in an education ‘PUSHBACK IN THE OTHER first time in 30 or 40 years, right at shouldn’t get paid,” says Bowes. context, then you won’t be able to DIRECTION’ the time when the countries we’re “Why, then, do they think pub- monetize your work at all. supposed to be getting close to are lishers shouldn’t get paid? “That would be an extreme sit- Not everyone, of course, agrees going down a very different path.” • “I understand the emotional uation,” Bowes qualifies his exam- with Bowes’ alarming vision. anger about locking up informa- ple, “and it’s not where we are. But Emily Hudson is senior lecturer tion, but I don’t understand why, this is the general trend, and it’s in law at Australia’s University of Hear William Bowes at the on a public policy and legal level, driven by political and public poli- Queensland and lecturer at King’s 2017 London Book Fair: the content industry should be cy pressures around access. College London. She is onstage singled out in this way.” “One way in which govern- with Bowes on March 14 at London “Copyright: Still Encouraging ments are trying to position their Book Fair in its “What Works?” ed- Learning” (March 14, 10 a.m. at DEFENDING COPYRIGHT countries to be successful in the ucation conference. The Faculty) future is around the education of “My perception,” Hudson says, In the last few years, there have their citizens. 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avid Crotty is the editorial di- David Crotty Drector in journals policy for Oxford University Press (OUP). He oversees policy and contributes to strategy across OUP’s journals program and manages a suite of research society-owned journals. Crotty recently spoke about the trend toward making data in support of published research open to all—and about academic publishers’ response to that requirement.

Publishing Perspectives: Why the push to make research data available to everyone?

David Crotty: We’re in the early days of a movement toward more openness and transparency in the vices that publishers could provide discovered to the researcher and an advantage in being secretive. research world, particularly for on behalf of researchers. his or her institution. Social scientists, for example, will science. Just as we’ve seen more But it’s an incredibly complex In the US, there’s the Bayh- spend a couple years collecting regulation of the publication of re- undertaking involving intellectual Dole Act that requires this by law data and then spend the next de- search results, we’re seeing a sim- property, informed consent, and for federally funded research. It’s cade mining that data for insights ilar movement toward open data. patient confidentiality. Many re- seen as one of the most effective and new papers. The first part of the US fed- searchers are extremely hesitant and important pieces of legislation If they have to give it all away eral policy on increasing access if not downright hostile toward of the last half-century, resulting with the first paper, does that hurt to the results of funded research releasing their data. Recently the in an estimated 5,000 companies their ability to advance their ca- included requirements that any NEJM [New England Journal of formed since 1980 and an estimat- reers, as others may swoop in find agency spending more than $100 Medicine] featured a letter from ed 30 percent of the Nasdaq stock those insights before they do? million annually has to make any 300 medical researchers asking for market’s value. publications resulting from that a slowing of these requirements. Google, for example, is based PP: How can publishers make research publicly available within on algorithms discovered with the process of opening up data 12 months. PP: Are there still questions NSF funding. The University of easier? The second part of that policy about what “data” means in this California system makes over $100 is much more ambitious, and calls context? million per year by selling rights to DC: There’s a tremendous amount for release of all data collected us- use its research-based patents. that publishers can do to help. ing federal funds. DC: Even the basic questions like In the US, federal funding agen- We’re a service industry. We pro- this need to be answered. Does cies can’t require data release be- vide services scholars cannot or PP: How does open access to “data” mean all of the experimen- cause the data is owned by the re- don’t wish to take on, themselves. data differ from open access to tal data collected? What about the searcher and their institution. Through this outsourcing, we get published research papers? dead ends that didn’t work? What Journals, however, are not un- things done more efficiently and about the researcher’s notes? Are der any such compulsion, which cheaper than if done by individual DC: The policies around re- we talking raw data or processed is one of the reasons why so many researchers. search papers are pretty simple data? Where am I supposed to agencies are trying to get publish- One thing we’re doing with and straightforward compared to store all this data and how am I ers to take the lead here. some journals at OUP is partnering those around research data. The supposed to serve it up? Who pays with the Dryad Digital Repository, potential payoff from data avail- for that? If my grant runs out, who PP: Why is there such hesitancy which is a not-for-profit, commu- ability is probably much higher. keeps paying the bills? in the research community to be nity-driven organization. We’re Data availability offers us great- How long do I have to store it open with data? working to integrate data-deposit er transparency, better trust in the for? How much can you rely on a directly into the paper submission literature, and better reproducibil- data set generated using 20-year DC: Most researchers are very process, lowering barriers and de- ity. Reuse of data offers enormous -old technology? protective of their data. They put creasing the efforts that authors potential for further scientific and in an enormous amount of work to need to make to be transparent. economic development. It fits re- PP: Who owns the data? generate it, and their careers are Dryad isn’t the only option, and ally well in terms of supporting based on their using it to create there’s a great deal of experimen- our mission as publishers. On the DC: Nearly every research funder new knowledge. tation to be done across the many commercial side, it also offers the has an IP policy that leaves own- Given the intense career pres- data repositories available. • possibility of interesting new ser- ership of any intellectual property sures that researchers face, there’s

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