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Email not displaying correctly? [View it in your browser.]( [Talking Pictures] Publishers Weekly is seeking submissions for a new and exciting program honoring and elevating the very best in visual books. Reminder to submit your books for consideration. The deadline to submit is April 23, 2018. --------------------------------------------------------------- WHAT: TALKING PICTURES - The Visual Book Now is a series of events presented in partnership with Parsons School of Design and the Hamelin Association during the New York Rights Fair. In an increasingly visual culture, the visual book has flourished in the publishing industry and with the greater public. TALKING PICTURES will discuss contemporary visual books, focusing on the graphic novel, the revival of children’s and adult picture books, the importance of book cover design, trends in visual cookbooks and the book-as-object. On May 29, 2018, a special panel will be held at the New York Rights Fair that will reveal a selection of books that offer an overview of excellence in visual books, without dividing them by age group or subject matter. [NYRF_TalkingPictures_eblast_btn.jpg]( Three notable books chosen in each category will be discussed at length. These books will also be on display at the New York Rights Fair, raising their global visibility. We are currently seeking books for consideration in the following categories: - Contemporary Art and Photography - Architecture and Graphic Design - Children’s Picture Books - Comic Books and Graphic Novels - Cookbooks The judging committee is comprised of representatives from Publishers Weekly, Parsons School of Design, BolognaFiere and the Hamelin Cultural Association. [CLICK HERE]( FOR CRITERIA AND GUIDELINES FOR ENTRY Deadline to submit is April 23, 2018. TALKING PICTURES is an initiative conceived and organized by Hamelin Cultural Association and Steven Guarnaccia (Parsons School of Design). [NYRF_TalkingPictures_eblast_footer.jpg] You are receiving this email because {EMAIL} subscribed to one of Publishers Weekly's e-newsletters. If you are not {EMAIL}, then please disregard this. If you would like to stop receiving promotional emails from Publishers Weekly, please [update your newsletter subscription preferences](. Publishers Weekly takes spam very seriously. This email message meets all the requirements of the United States CAN-SPAM Act and Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL). If you would like your email address removed from all Publishers Weekly email lists, [click here to unsubscribe](. Please be advised that unsubscribing this way will remove you from all of PW's e-newsletter subscriptions. Publishers Weekly 71 W. 23rd St. Suite 1608 New York, NY 10010 USA

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