If
you’re a publishing professional like me, you’re inviting clients and prospects
to meet at the Javits Center during the New York Rights Fair and BookExpo.
Probably you’ve received a number of invitations. Your schedule is booking up.
Now that the NYRF International Rights Center is located adjacent to BookExpo at the Javits, the world’s at your feet.
How can your business benefit?
Two sessions in particular I want to tell you about, taking place Wednesday (May 29):
Probably you’ve received a number of invitations. Your schedule is booking up.
Now that the NYRF International Rights Center is located adjacent to BookExpo at the Javits, the world’s at your feet.
How can your business benefit?
Two sessions in particular I want to tell you about, taking place Wednesday (May 29):
- International Blockbusters – a very popular session
analyzing how translations become global bestsellers: four bestseller case studies
- Foreign Rights and Scouting – scouts and specialists
working for both publishers and literary agencies give the inside scoop on
selling foreign
rights
Plus,
timely international issues are the core focus of these two, also taking place
on Wednesday:
- Market Focus: Brexit
and the U.K. Book Biz – What Does It Mean?
- Identifying Audiences for International Literature – how to promote translated books
to more readers
I think you’ll agree this day promises to benefit your business, beginning with the opening talk from Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine executives and continuing with these encompassing analyses of the international book market.
See you there!
Sincerely,
Krista Rafanello
#NYRF19 Show Manager
krista@newyorkrightsfair.com
P.S. It’s great news, knowing you won’t miss a thing. Visitor registration information is here.
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