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Raynor Winn Boualem Sansal Memoirs Editorial Independence Protests Rights Copyright Issues Book Deals Discrimination Copyright Infringement

Multimillion-Dollar Debut Book Deal Collapses After Agents Say Manuscript’s Provenance Cannot Be Verified

Publishers fear unverified use of generative AI could leave costly acquisitions without clear copyright protection.

Simon & Schuster Imprint to Republish Palestinian Novels Despite Author’s Repeated Anti‑Jewish Posts

U.S. Judge Approves $1.5 Billion Settlement Between Anthropic and Authors

Charles Spencer Hosts Althorp Barbecue Days After Sedona Wedding

Puzo Estate Authorizes Connie, a New Godfather Novel for 2027

200 Authors Rally in Paris, Launch Collective Action Over Grasset Ouster

BookCon Returns to New York With Big Reveals and Bigger Crowds

Virginie Despentes Calls Grasset Ouster 'Predation' as Authors Press Rights Fight

115 Grasset Authors Quit After Olivier Nora’s Ouster

Raynor Winn’s 2012 Pseudonymous Book Confirmed, Intensifying Questions Over The Salt Path

Boualem Sansal Leaves Gallimard for Grasset, Citing Break Over Strategy During Algerian Detention

Boualem Sansal Leaves Gallimard for Grasset as Hachette Confirms Move

Penguin Delays Raynor Winn’s ‘On Winter Hill’ to 2028

Cambridge Study Finds Half of UK Novelists Fear AI Will Replace Their Work

Bloomsbury Backs AI as Writing Tool, Unveils Opt-In Licensing With Royalties

Salt Path Author Publishes NHS Letters and Secures Legal Counsel Over Fabrication Allegations

Luke Bateman’s TikTok-Fueled Two-Book Deal Raises Questions on Publishing Privilege

Luisgé Martín Vows to Publish Controversial Book After Publisher Withdraws

HarperCollins Offers Authors AI Licensing Deal