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NEVER OUT OF PRINT The Rupa Story|Rajen Mehra

NEVER OUT OF PRINT The Rupa Story : The Journey of an Independent Indian Publisher

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Rupa began on a Calcutta pavement in 1936, when D. Mehra, an impecunious but driven salesman,

decided to try his hand at selling books. Within a generation, he had established Rupa as a major

purveyor of imported books. Successive generations would make the firm the country's leading

distributor of English-language trade books, representing some of the world's most important publishers,

including Penguin, HarperCollins, Faber and many more. As the company grew, it began publishing

its own titles. Legendary film-maker Satyajit Ray designed the publishing house's first colophon and

became one of its earliest patrons. Other notables on the Rupa list included sportsmen like Sunil

Gavaskar, whose memoir, Sunny Days, gave it one of its bestsellers; Chetan Bhagat, who would go

on to become India's largest-selling author within a few years; and Ruskin Bond, the country's most

beloved writer. Over the decades, as the Indian publishing milieu was reshaped by new entrants

from around the world, Rupa continued to maintain its position as a fiercely independent publisher

of important books, at the forefront of the Indian publishing scene.

Besides providing readers with an engrossing account of how the publishing business works, the

book is studded with stories of the idiosyncratic behavior of literary stars, eye-opening anecdotes

of how some of the country's biggest bestsellers came to be published and tips on what it takes to

make a bestseller.

Eye-opening and entertaining, Never Out of Print is the story of a publishing firm that has revolutionized the way books are published, marketed, sold and read in India.

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Details

  • ISBN-13: 9789355204196
  • ISBN-10: 9355204191
  • Publisher: Rupa Publications India
  • Publish Date: January 2024
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 1.25 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 2 pounds
  • Page Count: 504

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