Introduction The UK publishing market in 2025 stands on the edge of multiple revolutions—some quiet, others deafening. Once a bastion of tradition, the sector now finds itself juggling the analog elegance of print with the algorithmic speed of digital disruption. Bookstores are still around (yes, those quaint havens of paper and spines), but so are … Read more
Introduction Plagiarism has always been a complicated and ethically charged issue, but artificial intelligence has recently thrown a wrench into what was already a messy academic, creative, and legal landscape. With generative AI tools now capable of producing entire essays, books, and research papers on demand, the question is no longer just “Did this person … Read more
Introduction Publishing, in all its glorious forms—from high-stakes academic journals and best-selling novels to digital-first magazines and independent presses—remains a cornerstone of intellectual, cultural, and economic life. However, for those eager to pursue a publishing career in the United States, location still matters. Despite the global digital boom and remote-first workflows, certain cities continue to … Read more
Introduction There’s something timeless about a library. The hush of knowledge quietly waiting on shelves, the scent of paper and ambition, the democratic promise that anyone can walk in and walk out a little wiser. But in a world increasingly driven by digital data and short-form content, the largest libraries on Earth remain both bastions … Read more
Introduction AI has already revolutionized language translation, image generation, and content recommendation. But publishing? That was supposed to be safe—the sacred domain of human creativity, judgment, and nuance. Unfortunately (or thrillingly, depending on your vantage point), AI publishing is no longer a quirky experiment—it’s a full-blown industrial shift. Today, AI isn’t just involved in publishing; … Read more