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This is the third time ICFI is participating in the Omani event, where it is also negotiating the sale of rights to publish books in other countries as well as inviting and encouraging foreign publishers to attend the annual international book fairs in Tehran. With over 500,000 titles presented by 878 publishers
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No, of course the media does not love mass shootings … So here I am, writing to assure our readers that no, the media does not love mass shootings. … “Finally, I sat down at the computer and wrote this; for no other reason than because for me, writing can be an outlet, a way to get things off my chest.
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For most of his publishing history, Bloodshot has not known his true identity, and has had no life outside of being Bloodshot. The current Bloodshot Reborn series, in which he tries (and mostly fails) to have a normal life, could easily be a major influence on the feature film, as it would ground the character
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regional stories, literary translators, translation, translated regional stories, mainstream publishers, indian When Rita Kothari won the 2018 Vani Foundation Distinguished Translator Award last month at the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF), it was two decades of hard work that had finally paid off. (IE).
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Dr. D returns from a near 25 year exile from pro wrestling to promote his new book “Don't Call Me Fake: The Real Story of Dr. D David Schultz”. Of course Dr. D pulls no punches and is in his classic form as he shoots on Vince McMahon, Roddy Piper, Hulk Hogan and of course the infamous 1985 20/20
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