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Amazon’s KDP AI audiobooks faces backlash from authors
Authors and actors air their concerns over Amazon’s new KDP beta test for virtual voice-narrated audiobooks.
Goodreads review bombing: action taken to preserve trust
Goodreads combats review bombing to ensure genuine reviews, safeguarding literary discourse and reader trust.
Publishing bodies revise charter for values and mental health
UK literary bodies update professional values, fostering inclusivity and respect in publishing post social movements.
Who Wrote This? author Naomi Baron: AI’s threat to language
Who Wrote This? author Professor Naomi S. Baron discusses AI’s impact on writing, language, and professions in an exclusive interview.
Best books in October 2023: recommendations
From haunting horrors to heartfelt memoirs, explore our best books for October and dive into autumn’s must-reads.
Julia Cameron: The Artist’s Way author on AI and creative blocks
Julia Cameron discusses ‘The Artist’s Way,’ creativity, and navigating the age of artificial intelligence with How To Be Books.
Jordan Peele: Out There Screaming is intersectional horror at its best – review
“Out There Screaming” edited by Jordan Peele combines supernatural horror with profound reflections on Black America’s history and traumas.
Black History Month: 7 books to celebrate disabled writers
Highlighting influential nonfiction books by disabled Black writers, celebrating unique perspectives on race, and resilience in the literary world.
Spine-tingling nonfiction reads for Halloween
Some of the scariest tales are real life ones. Hence here are some nonfiction books covering true crime, macabre, death, and destruction for Halloween.