Tag: AI

News & Notes – 8/15/2026

News & Notes – 8/15/2026

John Crowley remembered, Dark Horse union, Indian book pirates, updating books, Hollywood courts fandom for marketing, a way to access more books on Libby, writers and AI, and more links in this issue! Plus a short story by John Wiswell.

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News & Notes – 5/02/2026

News & Notes – 5/02/2026

*Good* bookish news; lost copy of Old English poem found; book banning news; AI and anonymity; Hachette workers try to unionize; Library of America and the literary canon; publishing in ancient Rome; and more bookish news & links.

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News & Notes – 4/25/2026

News & Notes – 4/25/2026

Shakespeare’s London house site located; Harlequin to produce AI-generated microdramas; BookCon was overcrowded; indie bookstores making a comeback. Plus lost medieval pronouns, book banning news, and more.

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News & Notes – 3/28/2026

News & Notes – 3/28/2026

Illustrator Michael Hague’s death; Hachette pulls novel for alleged use of AI; new contract for HarperCollins union; AI firms sued for copyright infringement (again); Kelly Barnhill’s slow recovery from TBI; fighting library book bans; and more links, videos, and cool book-related stuff.

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News & Notes – 1/31/2026

News & Notes – 1/31/2026

News & Notes is a weekly Saturday post featuring book- and publishing-related news, links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff. NOTE on paywalls: Publisher’s Weekly and The Guardian may require you to sign up for a free account in order to read their content. Both The New York Times and the Washington Post have… Read more »

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News & Notes – 8/23/2025

News & Notes – 8/23/2025

In News & Notes this week: A drop in pleasure reading; book censorship news; Google’s AI Gemini Storybook app; Hugo Award winners (and announcer controversy), and a lot of interesting articles and opinion posts.

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News & Notes – 4/05/2025

News & Notes – 4/05/2025

News & Notes is a weekly Saturday post featuring book- and publishing-related news, links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff. NOTE on paywalls: Publisher’s Weekly and The Guardian may require you to sign up for a free account in order to read their content. Both The New York Times and the Washington Post have… Read more »

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