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Japan embraces AI as author wins literary prize using ChatGPT

Japan embraces AI as author Rie Kudan wins Akutagawa Prize using artificial intelligence for her novel – Asia takes a different approach.

Exploring the fairness of celebrities like Keanu Reeves writing books – balancing profit motives with genuine literary merit.

Bethanne Patrick discusses the deep loneliness and impact of double depression, highlighting its complexity, especially during January.

Federal appeals court blocks controversial Texas book rating law, citing First Amendment, in major free speech victory.

2024 Wingate Prize shortlist announced, showcasing diverse Jewish narratives in fiction and non-fiction literary works.

Children’s Laureates including Sir Michael Morpurgo urge UK government to invest in early years reading amid cost of living crisis.

Idaho GOP bill allows suing libraries for any LGBTQ content including hand holding, sparking debate on censorship and rights.

Discover Jason Allen-Paisant’s award-winning poetry in ‘Self-Portrait as Othello’, the 2023 T. S. Eliot Prize winner.

Comma Press releases a diary by Palestinian Authority minister Atef Abu Saif, detailing life in Gaza during the Israel-Gaza war.

Former Fox News Bill O’Reilly criticises Florida’s book ban, urging DeSantis to rethink law, after his own books are targeted for review.