The Hungarian author and screenwriter László Krasznahorkai is scheduled to speak at Frankfurt Buchmesse’s opening news conference.
Anne-Solange Noble Is Awarded France’s Medal d’Honneur
The former chief of rights at Gallimard, Anne-Solange Noble wins La Médaille de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in Paris.
Rights Roundup: On a Comfortable and Non-Alarmist Approach to Frankfurt
Our Rights Roundup features two works from Norway, plus books of note from Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Slow down and enjoy.
China Bestsellers: Han’s Nobel, and International Fiction
In young people’s self-help, a November trend was spotted in specialized guidance for male and female teens in China’s market.
Rights Roundup: Korea’s MatchWhale Surfaces for the New Year
In the week that Han Kang becomes the first Korean Nobel Prize laureate in literature, a new rights guide for Korean literature arrives.
China Bestsellers: Reading the New Nobel Laureate
The Chinese readership in October honored the South Korean 2024 Nobel laureate Han Kang by placing ‘The Vegetarian’ on the fiction list.
Children’s Book Rights: Jon Fosse’s Kids’ Books Go to Bologna
Nobel laureate Jon Fosse’s sense for ‘what it’s like for a child to familiarize themselves with world,’ says Giona Winje, infuses the books coming to Bologna.
Rights Roundup: Jon Fosse, Narges Mohammadi Awarded
Alongside our regular rights roundup, a look at two of this year’s Nobel winners, authors Jon Fosse and Narges Mohammadi.
Gallimard’s Anne-Solange Noble at Frankfurt: Retiring in Style
Taking what she says will be her last lap at Frankfurter Buchmesse, Anne-Solange Noble announces her retirement.
Nobel Laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah on Displacement, and ‘Ready Readers’
The 2021 winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature reflects on his experience of being a refugee, and ‘the continuation of a colonial narrative.’
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