NEW ZEALAND PUBLISHERS CAPITALISE ON 2012 GUEST OF HONOUR ROLE AT FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR
September 1st, 2014
FOR all sceptics who say that the benefits of participating in international book fairs is hard to quantify, the New Zealand publishing sector says it can be very valuable. “Being ‘Guest of Honour’ at the Frankfurt Book Fair two years ago [in 2012] was a big success for us”, Paul Bateman, Managing Director at David Bateman Ltd told The Bookseller. The Auckland-based company produces a wide range of non-fiction for New Zealand and international markets focusing on crafts, gardening, natural history and the outdoors, the Pacific, art and history. “There ...
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