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Taking what she says will be her last lap at Frankfurter Buchmesse, Anne-Solange Noble announces her retirement.

'He felt very positive about the book industry,' Monique Souchon-Gründ, Alain Gründ's widow tells Publishing Perspectives.

The redesigned 'Words Without Borders' site, its editors say, is a chance 'to demonstrate how everything intersects.'

Paris' Maghreb Orient des Livres, celebrating literature from the Middle East and North Africa, focused this year on the six-year Algerian War

Like so many of Mao’s pronouncements, it sounded simple. “The South has a lot of water; the North lacks water. So if it can be done, borrowing a little water and bringing it up might do the trick.” And thus, in 1952, the foundation was laid for what four decades later would become China’s most ambitious engineering project—a scheme to haul some 45 billion cubic meters of

One year after freelance journalist James Foley was kidnapped from a cafe in Syria, the CEO and founder of GlobalPost received an email from his captors.

Appearing at Paris' Festival du Livre, International Booker-shortlisted Geetanjali Shree discusses translation and 'a very eclectic moment.'

As Friday's opening of the 2022 in-person Festival du Livre de Paris approaches, Catherine Nabokov talks about nurturing 14 writers' work.

In London Book Fair's Literary Translation Center, one session was about how author-translator relationships aren't always easy.

(ALEXANDRIA, Va.) -- A British man accused of being one of the infamous quartet of ISIS terrorists nicknamed the "Beatles" by prisoners who they beat and execut