I'm not sure how useful national literary sites are in getting the word out among readers or potential publishers abroad, but I find some of them are very helpful.
A relatively new one on the block is Books from Taiwan (already staking '© 2015-2016' ...), and it looks like it has some potential [via].
Presumably the page of greatest interest to foreign (especially American) publishers is that describing the funding support -- the NT$150,000 translation grant translates into a bit less than US$5,000; the publication-only grant is (impressively) three times that amount.
(While on the subject of national book sites, I'm cautiously optimistic about how the Georgian National Book Center is shaping up -- especially with the promise of an electronic database of Georgian literature in translation (due to be available in August -- though already pictured (with a link to nowhere ...) on the site's main page).)
Presumably the page of greatest interest to foreign (especially American) publishers is that describing the funding support -- the NT$150,000 translation grant translates into a bit less than US$5,000; the publication-only grant is (impressively) three times that amount.
(While on the subject of national book sites, I'm cautiously optimistic about how the Georgian National Book Center is shaping up -- especially with the promise of an electronic database of Georgian literature in translation (due to be available in August -- though already pictured (with a link to nowhere ...) on the site's main page).)