The New York Times Agency May 2010
EN_00918438_0320
(NYT72) BEIJING -- July 31, 2007 -- CHINA-HARRY-POTTER-2 -- A pirated version of the latest Harry Potter novel, right, is seen next to a real English version in Beijing, China at the People's Literature Publishing House on Monday, July 30, 2007. As in some other countries, there are the unauthorized translations of real Harry Potter books, as well as books published under the imprint of major Chinese publishing houses, about which the publishers themselves say they have no knowledge. And there are the novels by budding Chinese writers hoping to piggyback on the success of the series -- sometimes only to have their fake Potters copied by underground publishers who, naturally, pay them no royalties. (Doug Kanter/The New York Times)
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