Making Space for the Work That Matters
After publishing six books in five months, I’m pressing pause to focus on the work that’s been quietly waiting - my own. This summer is about creative space, deeper projects, and making room for what matters most.
Why Small Publishers Fail - And How to Fix It
Small publishers are the lifeblood of innovation in the book world. They take risks, nurture new voices, and often work with a level of passion the big players lost years ago. So why do so many of them burn out, fold, or just quietly disappear?
Yellowface, Publishing Politics, and Why I’m Not Playing the Game
I’ve just finished Yellowface by Rebecca Kuang - a book hailed as a razor-sharp takedown of the publishing industry. It’s been called bold, brave, and biting.
But here’s the thing: I didn’t think it was any of those things.
AI and Copyright: Who Owns AI-Generated Content?
The rise of AI-generated content has sparked one of the most pressing debates in the publishing world: who owns the rights to AI-created work?
AI Writing vs. Human Authors: A Comparative Analysis
This article explores the current state of AI writing, its limitations in creating original ideas, and how it can serve as a supportive tool for human writers.