AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNew Books: Historian Liza Black’s How Settlers Get Away with Murder examines violence against Indigenous women and Two-Spirit people in the United States, Canada and Mexico from 1908 to 2017, tracing how their stories were documented or erased. Publishing in Cuba: The ruling party has presented 23 volumes of Fidel Castro’s selected works, a major state publishing project amid the country’s deepening crisis. Peruvian Literature Abroad: Peru brought more than 100 titles, including a section honoring Mario Vargas Llosa, to the Sharjah International Book Fair. Three Peruvian publishers also attended its conference to seek translation deals and connections in the region. Caribbean Literary Scene: The BVI Lit Fest is preparing a four-day showcase of Caribbean voices, while a new novel gives voice to migrant families who helped build South Texas.
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