Here is a round-up of some of the latest writing news in the world of journalism and publishing.
Shanghai Children’s Book Fair Examines a Changing Market
"The 12th edition of the China Shanghai International Children’s Book Fair (CCBF) wrapped up its three-day run at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Centre on November 16." (Publishers Weekly)
Jury of Experts in Global Affairs to Choose Winner of the 2026 Lionel Gelber Prize
"Founded in 1989 to honour Canadian diplomat and author Lionel Gelber, the Lionel Gelber Prize rewards the world's best non-fiction book on foreign affairs published in the English language." The winner receives $50,000 CAD. (Newswire)
Top Writers Ruled Out of NZ Book Awards Due to AI Covers
Two books by distinguished authors have been ruled out of New Zealand's premier literary prize because their covers were generated with artificial intelligence." (RNZ)
More Than Half of UK Novelists Believe AI Will Replace Their Work
"A new study by the University of Cambridge found many authors’ work has already been used – without their permission – to train large language models." (Guardian)
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