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Tag: Authors
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New technology powers ultra-fast creation of audio books at scale
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A new venture in author-led publishing, the Breakthrough Books collective, launches at the Margate Bookie with two short story anthologies and five further titles in the pipeline.
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AI language models have come a long way in recent years, with GPT-3 being one of the most advanced models to date. It’s capable of generating coherent and even impressive prose, and can even mimic the style and tone of a particular author or genre. This has opened up new possibilities for writers, particularly in…
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Karl Ove Knausgård, Ocean Vuong, and Tsitsi Dangarembga to hand over manuscripts to the 100-year art project, created by Scottish artist Katie Paterson, this summer
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Samantha Shannon’s The Mask Falling is the fourth book in her The Bone Season series. Shannon finished the first book ten years ago, when she was a nineteen-year-old studying at Oxford. Now an internationally bestselling author, with the rights to adapt sold to Andy Serkis’ production company, Shannon’s reached the mid-point of the saga. ‘This is the point at…
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C.R. Berry, author of the time travel conspiracy thriller Million Eyes and current chairperson of UK writing group Rushmoor Writers, talks about the art and the benefits of creating anthologies for writers’ groups.
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Author Ruby Cowling catches up with Charlie Hill as he launches his latest book, ‘I don’t want to go to the Taj Mahal’
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“Nobody ever accused James Kelman of being ‘fun'” – author Nick Brooks talks about breaking onto the literary ‘scene’ and writing what you want to write
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‘A city on fire, a community in turmoil, a family torn by its principles.‘ Steve Gay’s first published novel, The Birds That Do Not Sing is set on the day after the World War II city bombings campaign. Now available for purchase in paperback, the novel was inspired by long-told tales from his own family…
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“Taylor’s rich creativity has created a truly unique book, which is totally refreshing to read”, writes NITRB reviewer, Jennifer Taylor.
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