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November 15, 2007
  • Sneak Preview at FIL
        Guadalajara 2007
  • Translation Summit Addresses
        World Lit and the U.S. Market
  • Random House To Distribute
        Colombia's Intermedio
        Editores
  • Argentina's Martín Kohan Wins
        the 2007 Premio Herralde
  • Mercado Takes Sor Juana
        Prize
  • Library Outreach for Young
        Latinas at Risk
  • Oprah's Rediscovery

    Sneak Preview at FIL Guadalajara 2007
    This year's Feria Internacional del Libro de Guadalajara (Guadalajara International Book Fair, or FIL), the Spanish-language book market's most important event, will take place from November 24 to December 2. FIL will offer a range of activities for the estimated 228 American Library Association (ALA) members that have registered for the "Free Pass" slots sponsored by FIL and ALA, which subsidizes most of the costs.
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    Translation Summit Addresses World Lit and the U.S. Market
    On November 8, book professionals from the United States and abroad met at the Miami Dade Wolfson Campus for the first Translation Market, presented by the Miami Book Fair International (MBFI) and BookExpo America (BEA), and sponsored by Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, and Críticas.
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    Random House To Distribute Colombia's Intermedio Editores
    Random House Spanish (RHS) has added another Colombian publisher to its U.S. distribution list. Intermedio Editores, an imprint of Colombia's Círculo de Lectores book club, which is owned by Random House's parent company, Bertelsmann, reached an agreement for exclusive U.S. distribution rights. "We decided to approach Intermedio because of the [quality of their] products," Carlos Azula, RHS VP and director of foreign language sales, told Críticas. RHS's winter 2008 catalog will include the publisher's best-selling titles.
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    Daniel Alarcón—Crossing Over In Reverse
    At the beginning of 2007, when the British magazine Granta selected Daniel Alarcón as one of the most prominent young American writers, more than one person asked, "American? But Alarcón is Peruvian!" Indeed he is, but he has spent most of his life in the United States: he grew up in Alabama, studied in New York, and currently lives in California. Alarcón is a lot like his work: from here, but also from there.

    Just a few months later, Alarcón was selected to be part of another exclusive group: Bogotá39, the elite that represent the best Latin American writers under 39. "Latin American? But Alarcón writes in English!" While that is true, Peru appears in all his works. It is a Peru he did not grow up in, but one he absorbed from his family, and, eventually, when it was time for him to (re)visit, after the violence was no more, it was a Peru he already knew.

    Breaking Free—Colombian Writers Get Personal
    Forty years after Gabriel García Márquez first seduced readers worldwide with tales of levitating grandmothers and magic butterflies, a new generation of Colombian authors is making its mark on the Spanish-language literary scene. Far from wanting to overthrow their literary father or constitute a new "generation," these authors—some veterans, some newcomers—are out to create a voice of their own, and there's nothing predictable about it.
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    Nonfiction Best Sellers – November 15
    1. El secreto. Byrne, Rhonda. (Atria Español: S&S. 2007.)
    2. El regalo del tiempo. Ramos, Jorge. (Rayo: HarperCollins. 2007.)
    3. Thalía: ¡Belleza! Thalía. (Chronicle. 2007.)
    4. Las hijas de Juárez. Rodríguez, Teresa. (Atria Español: S&S. 2007.)
    5. Amando a Pablo, odiando a Escobar. Vallejo, Virginia. (Grijalbo: RH Mondadori. 2007.)
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