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Small Publisher Finds Its Mission in Translation
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Susan Welsh
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Jan 18, 2010

From the ATA newsletter

http://www.infoinc.com/ATA/DecemberIssue.html

It's Open Letter Books in Rochester, NY:
http://openletterbooks.org/about/

Looks like a fine operation. I ordered something to check it out.
 
Susan Nicholls
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Their web/blog is great! Mar 29, 2010

Thank you for this link - it is strictly contemporary writers, but it does look good and the blog is interesting and amusing (intelligently funny piece on machine translations). Lots of information on current releases too.
 


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