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This conversation brings together Mary Jay, Stephanie Kitchen, and Anshita Ail to discuss the past, present, and future of the African Books Collective (ABC), an organization representing and distributing African publishers. With their different backgrounds and biographies, these three women have provided continuity as the backbone of the organization for almost 40 years. They discuss the foundation of the company with donor funding and grants from the 1990s to the early 2000s; digitization of publishing operations from the early 2000s; the commercial models and strategies subsequently developed by the organization; and the ABC’s current work in ebooks, audio books, marketing, and social media.
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Elma Shaw founded Cotton Tree Press in 2008 to fill the void left by the absence of publishers in Liberia. Here she shares her journey from being a teenage fan of the Heinemann African Writers Series to establishing her own publishing company. Passionate about amplifying diverse voices, both established and emerging, Cotton Tree Press has a Legacy imprint spotlighting the non-fiction narratives of Africa’s change-makers, while the Leroi Books imprint is aimed at young readers. Elma discusses the challenges and opportunities in the African publishing market, the impact of digital technology, the role of bookshops and libraries, and the critical issue of book affordability. She has a vision for a unified, collaborative publishing community in Liberia. The name of the press is an homage to the towering cotton trees that stand as symbols of community and tradition in tropical rainforests and reflects a commitment to fostering connections and nurturing creativity.
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Marc-André Ledoux of Nouvelles Editions Numériques Africaines (NENA), a Senegal-based ebook platform, describes how the platform has made over 4000 ebooks available in Africa. Over 50 per cent of the publishers represented are francophone, and NENA co-publishes ebooks with these publishers. While advocating a print and digital publishing strategy, NENA hopes to reach younger readers via mobile phone access. Ledoux sets out a manifesto for a digital library as the future of African publishing.
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Editora Trinta Zero Nove is a leading literary publisher in Mozambique, publishing works in and from multiple languages, for and from across the world. In this interview, Sandra Tamele, founder of the press, discusses how it prioritizes activism, African languages, and making books available affordably in Mozambique.