Over the past few weeks, I've received three of the first non-US editions of THE BACK OF THE NAPKIN in the mail.
The first to arrive was the Taiwan edition, published by Yuan-Lion, Taipei. I understand that within weeks it had become a bestseller in Taiwan.
Next arrived the South Korean edition, published by Book 21, Seoul.
And yesterday I received the Japanese edition, published by Kodansha, Tokyo.
I want to thank all the editors, writers, and designers for such spectacular work! It is difficult to describe the pleasure of seeing my words in a language I can't read -- while my pictures remain clear without any translation required.
I'm telling you folks, visual thinking is the global language of the future.
I love your book and already got some very good ideas out of it. And I say this though I am a PowerPoint specialist (Microsoft MVP) and trainer.
But I would like to see a German translation of your book, so that I can recommend it to my co-workers, some of them shy back from reading non-fiction books in English.
Posted by: Ute-S | September 16, 2009 at 08:42 AM
And I just got your book in Indonesia.. it's called Picture Intelligence http://www.bukukita.com/babacms/displaybuku/20180_f.jpg ... it makes me confuse for a moment.. but after I read the inside it says "translated from The Back of the Napkin".. and I'm trilled.... can't wait to finish the book... and put it in practice... thanks..
Posted by: Ruben Sava | June 19, 2009 at 08:58 PM
Hello, when we have a version in Portuguese of Brazil? I buy
the book in English, but would be a very interesting version
translated in Brazil, to disseminate the ideas d book. Congratulations
the book, it is excellent.
Posted by: Sandro William Gomes | June 19, 2009 at 01:48 PM
Hi Dan,
I have found your book at the nearest book store. I am very much impressed with your contents.
Business Man from Japan
Posted by: Tony Hiroaki Tsukamoto | June 16, 2009 at 08:35 PM
China is biggest market in world ,you should first publish your book in china :) I am looking forward your book in chinese!
Posted by: Liu's chart blog | June 01, 2009 at 11:31 PM