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The books published by Quimantú were sold at very low prices in bookshops and newspaper kiosks, in order to effectively make culture more accessible to the people. Its catalogue included classical and contemporary works of literature, history, general information and original research. It also set up
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The people were walking around with their little books in order to read them on buses. The care for culture that the workers developed over that time was beautiful. (...) We had managed to change the social connotations of having books, which until then had been the privilege of a cultural
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Editora Nacional Quimantú published a total of around 250 titles, of which it printed around 10 million copies, between November 1971 and August 1973. One year after its foundation, it published over 500 000 copies every month. Its collections included:
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and making it big" with other former members. The plan was abandoned upon realizing the high initial costs this implied, and its poor profitability due to the poor presence and management of bookstores and the public's lack of interest in reading.
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went on strike in order to push for the nationalization of their publishing house. On February 12, 1971, the Unidad Popular government took control of 40% of the company's assets, leading to the creation of the
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In 1989, former general manager of the editorial Sergio Maurín came back from exile by the military regime and registered the name for ten years with the intention of "constituting it as an
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A decade later, the idea of making an alternative, popular editorial emerged in an "extraparliamentary left-wing
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government. It was founded under the premise of offering various literary works and a view of
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Translation: "(...) two alternative names came up for the new publishing house: Quimantú and
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National Culture, History, Politics, Magazines for children, teens and women
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Joaquín Gutiérrez once commented, on the influence of Quimantú:
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tradition" by then, at an accessible price for the country's
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The Editora Nacional Quimantú was closed down after the
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Joaquín Gutiérrez: "Hicimos la revolución del libro"
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Index

Editorial Quimantu
September 11, 1973 (1973-09-11)
Government of Chile
Chile
Joaquín Gutiérrez
Chilean
publishing house
Salvador Allende
Unidad Popular
Chilean culture
bourgeois
working class
mapuche
Editorial Zig-Zag
Joaquín Gutiérrez
1973 Chilean coup d'état
burned
anonymous society
collective
Che



"Nueva Editorial Quimantú cumple una década"
"Quimantú - Editora Nacional Quimantú"
the original
"Exilio chileno, cultura y solidaridad internacional"
Camilo Henríquez
Camilo Henríquez
"Quimantú - Quimantú Hoy"

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