Introduction Cheating is nothing new. From students scribbling formulas on their palms to employees falsifying numbers on spreadsheets, dishonesty has existed since humanity first learned how to measure success. But in the past few years, a new player has entered the cheating game. You are familiar with it: artificial intelligence. And it is not subtle … Read more
Introduction Few books in the self-help genre have enjoyed the lasting popularity of The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma. First published in 1997, this little novel with a big message has sold millions of copies worldwide, not because it dazzles with literary brilliance, but because it hits home with its accessible wisdom. … Read more
Introduction Let’s face it, writing isn’t easy. The romanticized image of a writer typing away in a quaint little cafe, producing literary brilliance on demand, couldn’t be further from the truth. In reality, writing is messy, time-consuming, and sometimes downright painful. Between brainstorming, outlining, drafting, editing, and polishing, the process can become overwhelming quickly. That’s … Read more
Introduction One of the first questions that haunts every aspiring author is: How many words should a book be? It’s a perfectly reasonable question, but like most things in publishing, the answer is not simple. There’s no magical number that fits all books, and anyone claiming otherwise is either oversimplifying or trying to sell you … Read more
Introduction Academic publishing has long been a mysterious black box. Papers are submitted, peer-reviewed, edited, and eventually published in prestigious journals, often after months or even years of back-and-forth revisions. For decades, this process has been viewed mainly as a human endeavor, driven by painstaking research, thoughtful analysis, and meticulous writing. But in recent years, … Read more