The Em Dash: An AI Give-Away or Graceful Punctuation? Or, Is TNPS Written With AI, Redux
Can the use of AI ever be anything other than an extension of a writer’s own talent? And if the quality endures, should the provenance matter at all?
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Author: Mark Williams
Overshadowed by Sharjah, Iraq’s 17th Erbil International Book Fair Launches With Theme “The World Speaks Kurdish”
But all the talk of the Arab Literary Renaissance becomes a bit one-sided in the western publishing arena when it’s the usual suspects – Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia and Egypt – grabbing all the attention while the grassroots events like Iraq’s Erbil fair, Morocco’s Rabat fair, et al, are relegated to footnotes, if they are noticed at all.
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Brenda’s Books: Championing Excellence Amid Publishing Challenges in Nigeria
Through Brenda’s Books, Onu supports women in finding their voices, creating content that inspires and leaves a lasting impact.
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Publishing Advisory: Argentina’s Buenos Aries International Book Fair Professional Conferences – Two Not To Miss
In the US, writers orgs have moved to meet AI midway, pragmatically recognising issues like copyright and compensation but also recognising the genuine opportunities AI offers writers. In the UK the language is incendiary.
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PRH India Finally Enters Hindi Audiobook Market: A Milestone in Vernacular Publishing. But Why So Late, Nihar?
Leaving the big question, why has it taken the world’s largest trade publisher so long to wake up to this opportunity? And does Nihar Malaviya even know how many languages there are in India?
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