Copyright And The Publishing Industry, my column on publishing

Copyright And The Publishing Industry, my column on publishing

09 08 , 2012 1 Comment
Copyright And The Publishing Industry: Understanding the relevance of IPR laws in the book publishing domain and how the buying and selling of rights yields
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My webinar with the Canadian publishers on Indian Publishing Industry, 25 Sept 2012

My webinar with the Canadian publishers on Indian Publishing Industry, 25 Sept 2012

08 08 , 2012 No Comments
  Exporting to India for Canadian Publishers Join independent international publishing consultant and columnist Jaya Bhattacharji Rose live from New Delhi for this two-hour webinar.
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On the state of Indian publishing, an interview, 5 Aug 2012

On the state of Indian publishing, an interview, 5 Aug 2012

06 08 , 2012 No Comments
http://www.sparkthemagazine.com/?p=4379 The Indian Publishing Industry: Matured, but Still a Long Way to Go Posted by spark_editor on Aug 5, 2012 in Anupama Krishnakumar, August, Voices
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The business of literary festivals

The business of literary festivals

31 07 , 2012 1 Comment
The question most often asked these days in the literary world and beyond is, “Are you going to Jaipur?” I know of authors, publishers, agents,
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On caregiving, review of Jai Pausch’s “dreams new dreams: reimagining my life after loss”

On caregiving, review of Jai Pausch’s “dreams new dreams: reimagining my life after loss”

29 07 , 2012 No Comments
Jai Pausch, dreams new dreams: reimagining my life after loss (Two Roads Books, an imprint of Hodder & Stoughton, Hachette UK, 2012. Pb, Rs. 295.
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When I was interviewed by Samit Basu (3 July 2006)

When I was interviewed by Samit Basu (3 July 2006)

24 07 , 2012 1 Comment
  July 3, 2006 Jaya Bhattacharji Interview Leave a comment Jaya Bhattacharji edits books for Zubaan, an imprint of Kali for Women. Young Zubaan is
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The Reader, my column in Books & More

The Reader, my column in Books & More

23 07 , 2012 1 Comment
Reader The sheer pleasure of immersing oneself in a book, flipping through its pages, dipping into it in parts, inhaling the heavenly smell of ink
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Tales of Partition, my review of Mahmudul Haque’s “Black Ice”

Tales of Partition, my review of Mahmudul Haque’s “Black Ice”

19 07 , 2012 No Comments
  July 19, 2012 By Jaya Bhattacharji Rose Black Ice By Mahmudul Haque Translated by Mahmud Rahman Harper Perennial pp.123, Rs 199 Black Ice by
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My lead article on children and YA literature in German Book Office Tuesday newsletter, 17 July 2012

My lead article on children and YA literature in German Book Office Tuesday newsletter, 17 July 2012

17 07 , 2012 No Comments
Greetings Today, we want to further introduce you to the world of children’s books. Our GBO friend Jaya Bhattacharji Rose who is an international publishing
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On YA Lit, a response to Publishing Perspective

On YA Lit, a response to Publishing Perspective

17 07 , 2012 No Comments
“When Do YA Novels Go Too Far, If Ever?” http://publishingperspectives.com/2012/07/when-do-ya-novels-go-too-far-if-ever/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed:+PublishingPerspectives+(Publishing+Perspectives)&utm_content=FaceBook I feel, true, stories like “50 Shades of Grey” would be tough to stomach, especially
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