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Press Release: Launch of the 3rd edition of Romain Rolland Book Prize 2020

New Delhi, 24 th May 2019. The French Institute in India announces the launch of the 3rd edition of Romain Rolland Book Prize 2020, an
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Book Post 37: 20 – 25 May 2019

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Book Post 37 includes some of the titles received in the past few weeks. 27 May 2019
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Book Post 36: 21 April – 19 May 2019 / Childlit and Yalit list

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Book Post 36 focuses on childlit and yalit. 20 May 2019
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Book Post 35: 21 April – 19 May 2019 / Trade list

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Book Post 35 is being uploaded after a month. It focuses on the trade list. This include some of the titles I have received in
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Book Post 34: 14-20 April 2019

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Every week I post some of the books I have received recently. In today’s Book Post 34 included are some of the titles I have
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Visiting International Publishers Delegation, Sydney, 29 April – 5 May 2019

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Every year the Australia Council for the Arts in partnership with Sydney Writers Festival and Writing NSW organises the prestigious Visiting International Publishers delegation. The
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Book Post 33: 7- 13 April 2019

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Every week I post some of the books I have received recently. In today’s Book Post 33 included are some of the titles I have
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“Written in History: Letters that Changed the World”

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Best-selling and prize-winning writer of history and fiction Simon Sebag Montefiore ‘s Written in History: Letters that Changed the World is a fantastic addition to
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Book Post 32: 28 March – 6 April 2019

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Every week I post some of the books I have received recently. In today’s Book Post 32 included are some of the titles I have
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Valeria Luiselli’s “Lost Children Archive”

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Everything that was there between Arkansas and Oklahoma was not there: Geronimo, Hrabal, Stanford, names on tombstones, our future, the lost children, the two missing
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