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Jana Rüegg, doctoral student at the Department of Literature, Uppsala University.

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Small publishers increasingly important for translated literature

Over the period 1970–2016, small publishing houses became increasingly important for the publication of literature in translation in Sweden. More than ever, Nobel laureates are being published by relatively small independent publishers. A specialisation in translations often stems from a publisher’s personal interest in a language or geographical area.

Uppsala University - quality, knowledge, and creativity since 1477

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