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The Salt Path and the Sins of Memoir

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

It is not, to put it mildly, a good look. At a time when household finances are stretched and the government is cutting benefits for the sick and disabled, author Raynor Winn stands accused of exaggerating her husband’s illness and misrepresenting the circumstances of their destitution in her 2019 memoir The Salt Path – and getting rich via book sales and film rights in the process. Cue fury from betrayed readers (and, undoubtedly, a few jealous…See the Story

Red Flag: New Translation Service Promises Too Much for Too Little

As the global association for independent authors, ALLi urges authors to exercise extreme caution when considering ultra-low-cost translation services like those offered by GlobeScribe, a new company founded by the team behind Bloodhound Books. The post Red Flag: New Translation Service Promises Too Much for Too Little appeared first on The Self-Publishing Advice Center.Read Article

Artificial Intelligence · Vietnam

News Summary: Translators Push Back Against Globescribe AI; Bookshop.org Takes Aim at Prime Day

As this goes to press, Amazon Prime “Day” is coming to an end. But I will leave that hanging as an exercise in foreshadowing. This week has seen widespread anger in the translator community over the launch of Globescribe, a platform that offers AI-generated translation services to publishers and indie authors. The post News Summary: Translators Push Back Against Globescribe AI; Bookshop.org Takes Aim at Prime Day appeared first on The Self-Publi…See the Story

News Summary: The Novelry’s $100K Prize Nears Deadline; Google and UK Age Laws Raise Concerns for Writers

I have already reported on The Novelry’s new $100,000 prize, The Next Big Story. But as the prize closes this month (on July 31) and as Publishers Weekly thinks it worthy of a reminder, I thought it worth doing likewise. After all, $100,000 is not to be sniffed at. And the prize, which has a $15 entry fee, has some other ticks in its favor. The post News Summary: The Novelry’s $100K Prize Nears Deadline; Google and UK Age Laws Raise Concerns for…Google · United Kingdom Read Article

News Summary: Radish to Shut Down by End of 2025 After Nearly a Decade of Serialized Fiction

Before I started this post, I thought I would look back at the things I’ve said about Radish over the years. It turns out that although I’ve covered the serial fiction reading platform quite a few times, most of those were in 2021 and relate to the platform’s acquisition by Korean entertainment giant Kakao for north of $400 million. Aside from that, I’ve tended to use them as one of a list of similar platforms all doing similar things—bringing r…South Korea · South Korea Read Article

News Summary: Sarah J. Maas Signs Licensing Deal with IMG to Expand ACOTAR Universe Beyond Books

Thanks, as they so often do, go to Mark Williams for alerting me to a story I had missed about Sarah J. Maas. Unusually so, because I have spent a considerable part of this year writing about romantasy, a genre that Maas has arguably done more than any other author to propel to the status of reading phenomenon it currently holds. The post News Summary: Sarah J. Maas Signs Licensing Deal with IMG to Expand ACOTAR Universe Beyond Books appeared fi…Read Article

A.I., Copyright and the Case That Could Shape Creative Ownership Standards

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In suing Midjourney, Disney and NBCUniversal are pushing for a future where A.I. platforms must embed IP safeguards by design.Art See the Story

One Author, Many Faces: Managing Multiple Identities

As indie authors expand their careers, many discover that one name doesn't always fit all. A romance author might pivot to horror. A nonfiction writer might decide to finally publish that novel. Or someone who writes across genres may wonder whether each audience needs a different kind of branding. The result? Writers are managing multiple identities—some under different pen names, some through distinct imprints, and others just by shifting tone…Read Article

News Podcast: European Accessibility Act Now in Force; US Court Rules AI Outputs Are Fair Use

On this episode of the Self-Publishing News Podcast, Dan Holloway explains how the European Accessibility Act will impact authors selling into the EU, with practical tips on accessible formats and why EPUB matters more than ever. He also covers a major U.S. court ruling against Anthropic for scraping copyrighted books—while still declaring its AI-generated content fair use. The post News Podcast: European Accessibility Act Now in Force; US Court…European Union See the Story

Cloudflare Blocks AI Crawlers by Default, Debuts Pay-Per-Crawl Marketplace

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AudioEye Expands European Union Presence with European Accessibility Act

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

Organizations face new digital accessibility requirements and rising penalties for non-complianceEurope · United Kingdom See the Story

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