In the introduction to "Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman," Haruki Murakami writes that he considers this book "the first real short story collection" he has published abroad since "The Elephant Vanishes" in the early 1990's.
Solzhenitsyn had always been an avid listener to foreign radio stations on shortwave, and when he heard the news that "Gulag" had been published abroad he allowed himself just a moment's satisfaction.
In 1958, however, Khrushchev ordered a fierce attack on Boris Pasternak after his novel, Doctor Zhivago was published abroad (he was denied permission to publish it in the Soviet Union).
In an article published abroad earlier this month, he claimed that the Chinese were world leaders in microblogging, using it for everything from "social resistance" to "mailing postcards to prisoners of conscience".
They were published abroad by one of the few Afghan publishers, Ebrahim Shariati.
He livened it up with a Web site, introduced reviews of books published abroad and ran lengthy interviews with figures normally considered offbeat by a serious foreign policy publication.
From 1971 he worked as a freelance writer based in Moscow and had his works published abroad.
(It has also been published abroad in thirty-five languages).
In the 60s and 70s, Israeli art and design was progressive and frequently published abroad.
The visitors were often foreigners who had read about the museum in guidebooks published abroad.
