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Introduction The publishing world has always been a little dusty, hasn’t it? Full of weighty tomes, quiet libraries, and the almost-mystical process of turning a manuscript into something you can hold. But right now, the air is thick with the buzz of something utterly transformative: artificial intelligence. This isn’t just about a fancier spell-check app. … Read more
Introduction Welcome to the future. Or, at least, a sneak peek at the slightly more immediate future of publishing in the year 2026. If the last few years have felt like a rollercoaster ride powered by a combination of generational shifts in reading habits, the relentless march of digital technology, and the slightly terrifying arrival … Read more
Introduction Academic publishing, the bedrock of scientific and scholarly communication, is not exactly known for its breakneck speed. For centuries, the process has felt as entrenched as a medieval fortress: peer review, acceptance, print, and the glorious, high-priced subscription model. But don’t let the stodgy reputation fool you. We’re now living in an era where … Read more
Introduction Academic publishing has always been a bit of a labyrinth. It’s an ancient ecosystem of peer review, high-impact journals, and the relentless “publish or perish” mantra. Now, toss in the disruptive and wildly efficient force of artificial intelligence, and suddenly, that labyrinth has sprouted rocket engines and a self-driving navigation system. The question isn’t … Read more
Introduction New York City, the concrete jungle where dreams are made of and, for generations, where books are literally made, has long reigned as the undisputed epicenter of American publishing. To work in publishing was, for all intents and purposes, to work in New York. This wasn’t just a geographical quirk; it was an industry … Read more