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Writing About the Past; Writers Reflect on Artificial Intelligence
In this week's issue of The Report, we're looking at history and historical fiction, addressing the latest in AI, and highlighting an indie work of poetry.
New and Noteworthy
Story Image Indie Spotlight: History
For November, we're taking a look at history and military books, as well as historical fiction. more
Story Image Behind the Story: Chaz Holesworth
The writer behind 'When the Light Is Mine' talks about its origins. more
Story Image Does AI Company Anthropic Owe You Money?
A recent lawsuit, which alleged that an AI company committed copyright infringement, has been settled. Some indie authors may be entitled to compensation. more
Story Image What We're Reading
Check out our recent list of self-published authors whose work brings military stories to life. more
Story Image Notes from the BookLife Prize
Robyne Hanley-Dafoe, winner of the 2024 BookLife Prize Nonfiction contest, chats about how her win amplified her success as a self-help author. more
Story Image New Report Examines Writers’ Attitudes Toward AI
A study commissioned by the Gotham Ghostwriters and Bernoff.com found that while most professional writers are embracing AI tools, authors, specifically fiction authors, are much more wary. more
Talking Shop: Evergreen Advice from Experts
BookLife Prize Nonfiction 2025
From the Shelves: New BookLife Reviews
Story Image 'Swaddled: Sage Stories to Wrap Mothers in Love' by Elizabeth Sarah Cassidy
"Full of advice, understanding, and wisdom, Cassidy’s moving collection of stories examines motherhood from the perspective of 12 different women." more
Story Image 'Zen and the Art of Dog Training' by Adam Halleck
Adam Halleck delivers an "insightful and intuitive guide for building deeper bonds with dogs," said the BookLife review. more
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The following are this week's books from PW Select, Publishers Weekly's marketing program for indie authors. To sign up your book for PW Select, click here.

When Silence Shatters: A Collection of Short Stories by Mahitab Mahmoud

Time Transcending Moralities: A Moral Code for the Past, Present, and Future by Michaels

Operation: Neural Reflection by Ioannis papalas

Politics, Gangs, and Vodou: Haiti’s Struggle for Democracy and Human Rights by Yvon Milien

Sybilla and the Clockmaker's Secret by Nic Minnella

Unshrink Yourself by Thanh Nguyen

Befriending China by Dee Knight

From Taino Suns to Phoenix Flames: A Story of Haiti by Woody Clermont

Choose to Believe by Georgina Owino

Becoming ECOACTIVE by Stephen McGraw

The Long Flight Home: A True Story of Years Lost and Love Found by Beth Aubrey

Unconditional Remembrance: Your Connection to Source by Laurie Seymour

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