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Years and Years

By Jungeun Hwang & Janet Hong
Years and Years by Jungeun Hwang & Janet Hong digital book - Fable

Publisher Description

  • Send copies to the top 75 or so Open Letter bookstore accounts: City Lights, McNally Jackson, Elliot Bay, etc.
  • Approximately 200 advance copies sent to primary publications. This list includes: New York Times, SF Chronicle, LA Times, n+1, New York Review of Books, The Nation, The Believer, Atlantic Monthly, New Yorker, Rain Taxi, Time Out New York/Chicago, World Literature Today, Washington Post, BOMB, Literary Review, Complete Review, Words Without Borders, Harper's, Shelf Awareness, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Review of Books, LARB, Slate, Salon, etc. Also sent to the following trade publications: Publishers Weekly, Kirkus, Booklist, Library Journal.
  • Advance copies also sent to members of the NBCC Award Committee.
  • Focus on promoting to readers, reviewers, critics, and academics interested in Juan Carlos Onetti and other "experimental" Latin American writers.
  • Giveaway through Open Letter newsletter.
  • Promote on Three Percent and on social media via Open Letter's FB, Twitter, and Instagram accounts.
  • Ebook available and will be mentioned on all press release materials, Open Letter website, etc.
  • Virtual event with author and translator.
  • Part of Open Letter's Translation Triptych series, which will included: monthlong feature on Three Percent, marketing focuses on all three Triptych titles, additional bookstore events, and a strong pitch for coverage of all three titles and for additional pieces focusing on Janet Hong and her curatorial role.
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    Diverse charactersMulti-layered charactersEasy to readFast-pacedRealistic setting

    About Jungeun Hwang

    Born in 1976, Hwang Jungeun is one of the bright young things of Korean literature, having published two collections of short stories and three novels to date. One Hundred Shadows (2010), her first novel, was both a critical and commercial success; its mix of oblique fantasy, hard-edge social critique, and offbeat romance garnered the Hankook Ilbo Literary Award and the Korean Booksellers’ Award.

    Janet Hong

    Janet Hong is a writer and translator based in Vancouver, Canada. Her work has appeared in Brick: A Literary JournalLiterary HubAsia Literary ReviewWords Without Borders, and the Korea Times. Her other translations include Han Yujoo's The Impossible Fairy Tale and Ancco's Bad Friends.

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