BOOK NEWZ: Christopher Nolan;s Next Film
The Oppenheimer director’s adaptation of Homer is scheduled for release in the summer of 2026, and will feature Tom Holland, Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway and Zendaya
Source: The Guardian
BOOK NEWZ: Publisher Guilds Position on AI
As the debates and discussions over all matters of rights pertaining to AI move forward, the Authors Guild has issued a lengthy statement that reiterated the organization's position that it is authors who control the rights to their work.
Source: Publisher Weekly
BOOK NEWZ: India's food shortage
The 132-year-old University of Chicago houses more than 800,000 volumes related to South Asia, making it one of the world's premier collections for studies on the region. But how did such a treasure trove of South Asian literature end up there?
Source: BBC
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