- Matt Young explores the differences between autobiography and autofiction. (LitHub)
- Christine Huang brings lessons from teaching literature in Taiwan. (The Offing)
- Kelly Jensen reports on hoopla and Midwest Tape’s new rating system. (Book Riot)
- Matthew B. Crawford gets philosophical about how ChatGPT et al. might affect how we express ourselves. (The Hedgehog Review)
- Richard Kelly Kemick was asked to finish a book for a writer who died before they could do it for themselves. (The Walrus)
- John Scalzi makes an announcement about the use of generative AI on his book covers. (whatever)
- Ashley Belanger updates us on the latest regarding the Internet Archive’s library in the wake of their loss in court. (Ars Technica)
- Claire Savage reports on literal and legal attacks on LGBTQ+ librarians and libraries. (AP)
- Haley Stewart argues against softening fairy tales. (Plough)
- …and censorship news, from the dedicated folks at Book Riot.
