Opinion | Every novel might have to pass an AI test soon The Washington Post Predictions are risky for columnists, but I will venture one anyway: In the near future, all fiction manuscripts will have to pass through an artificial intelligence…
Results will appear here as you type. So imagines lauded British writer Shafak in her latest novel, which turns Flaubert into her own literary creation, seen through eyes of the females he idolised, romanticised and eventually immortalised in Emma Bovary.
At the end of September, a scandal occurred in France that has shaken the publishing and cultural world. The novel that was leading sales in the rentrée littéraire –most fiction narrative is published just upon returning from the summer holidays…
The English editor Diana Athill discovered, once retired, that writing was what truly made her happy. She wrote novels and memoirs, and when she had already turned ninety, she published Somewhere Towards the End, a book with a very explicit…
The best-selling writer copped an astonishing 98 “No, thanks” replies from agents for an earlier manuscript before her first book became a global sensation. Poetry is at the heart of your delightful second novel, Peck & Peck. Was it this routine that…
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