Experts discussed the latest rights and markets trends in Eastern Europe and Russia at the 2018 Frankfurt Rights Meeting.
The audience heard fascinating snapshots of the market in Poland, Romania and Russia, with all three talking about falling print runs and fewer titles being published. Joanna Maciuk, Editor-in-Chief, Foreign Fiction Department at Prószyński Media said the Polish market was worth €528m, down on last year. But she said that children’s books and non-fiction were growing, and that publishers were “active buyers,” with many publishers employing scouts.
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