‘The main thing we book publishers have going with our books is the books themselves’: an interview with Pete Ayrton of Serpent's Tail Press, Islington.

The article presents an interview with the book publisher Pete Ayrton, working at Serpent's Tail Press. Topics discussed include the foundation of Serpent's Tail Press as a company, after breaking off from Pluto Press, the company's niche in translating international fiction, and the market conditio...

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Publicado en:Critical Quarterly Vol. 49; no. 3; pp. 104 - 120
Autor principal: KING, NOEL
Formato: Interview
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Autumn2007
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