AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublishing & AI: A Goncourt-winning author’s admission that he used AI in a novel is intensifying debate, as complaints mount over AI-generated e-books flooding the market. Literary Archives: Stephen and Tabitha King’s former Bangor home is being turned into a literary archive, while a neighboring mansion will host writers and offer grants of $2,500. New Fiction: Louise Penny’s 21st Gamache mystery, Miss Wolcott’s Ghost, has topped bestseller lists; Haruki Murakami’s new novel, Gaho, is also leading sales in Japan. Sharjah Book Fair: The 45th fair is bringing international authors and readers together, with Oman as guest of honour and rare manuscripts on display. Digital Reading: A cyberattack has shut down a major fan-fiction library, disrupting millions of readers.
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