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For each selection he has written a commentary on the plot and theme of the work concerned, as well as writing about the merits of the particular translation s into the English language. The works are arranged in date order of publication, and are not ranked in any other way. Before going on, I want to make it clear that I have yet to see a copy of this book. But I have seen some of the criticisms on Twitter and elsewhere, which I want to address below. One more detour first: This book is structurally similar to a book proposal Marleen Seegers of the 2Seas Agency repped on the behalf of Stephen Sparks and myself a few years ago.
Unfortunately—for us, anyway—no one was interested. Instead of jumping at the chance of a learned survey of the best translations of the twenty-first century—which, again, could be updated every decade, making it evergreen—we got some wickedly harsh rejections.
We were told that it would be better as a podcast. Steal this idea and I will come for you. That this sort of book is pointless when you can just find the same information at places like BuzzFeed for free. Not kidding, and yes, this fuels my distaste for certain websites. One editor read the proposal twice, because it was so forgettable that they forgot they had already planned on rejecting it. That experience did not endear me to the publishing industry as an industry.
Only the most popular translations. Choosing only the most erudite titles. Sparks and I tried to do something along these lines for Publishers Weekly some years back. Complete with beardless, fat Chad picture. Er, fatter , I suppose. Still need to lose 12 pounds of pregnancy weight. Not enough diversity. But if I were asked to review this book, you can bet that I would be counting those titles and writing a couple paragraphs about underrepresented regions of the world—just like most everyone else.