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And Sylvia Beach published James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’ and Natalia Ginzburg helped found Einaudi in 1933 fascist Italy, Spain had a Esther tusquets, Beatriz de Moura, Rosa Regás O Carmen balcells, essential names that modernized the publishing sector in the sixties and seventies of the twentieth century. In a society ruled by a dictator and in which women needed permission from their father or husband to open a bank account, their nose made them bold. They edited guided by intuition and what began in an almost artisanal way ended up becoming one of the most solid industries, with a contribution of 0.7% to Spanish GDP.
They crossed several seas to get it and
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