- Catherynne M. Valente shares her experience with the Anthropic lawsuit and the efforts to get restitution for authors whose work was stolen. (Welcome to Garbagetown)
- Kelsey Rexroat enumerates the habits of super-readers.(LitHub)
- Ruthanna Emrys explores the role of fungi in recent literature. (Strange Horizons)
- Neil Armstrong reveals that stories about humans getting hot and bothered by the fae are nothing new. (BBC)
- Gayoung Lee reports on the discovery of poems written by Empedocles, better known through his day job as a philosopher. (Gizmodo)
- Molly Templeton has a book stuck in her head. (Reactor Magazine)
- Maris Kreizman sounds off against Harlequin’s bizarre pivot to video. (LitHub)
- Geoffrey Gray recounts the history of a long lost book. (Alta)
- Joshua Cohen finds out why Swedish schools are returning (retvrn!) to print books. (Undark)
- Matthew Byrd catches us up on HR 7661, a national book banning bill before the US House of Representatives. (Reactor Magazine)
- …and censorship news from Kelly Jensen. (Book Riot)
