AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI and Authorship: Haitian-Canadian novelist Thélyson Orélien denies using AI in his bestselling novel but apologized for plagiarism in earlier work, keeping a high-profile literary scandal alive. Book Festivals: Ottawa’s Jewish Book Festival returns Oct. 14–20 with more authors and events, including book talks, music and an exhibition of historic marriage contracts. New Releases: Chrystia Freeland’s Unreliable Boyfriend examines Canada’s dependence on the United States, while Jacob Tierney has released a book of annotated Heated Rivalry scripts. Canadian Literary News: Short-story writer K.D. Miller has died at 75. A new book also invites readers to confront residential-school denialism. Nobel Spotlight: Anne Carson’s Literature Nobel sent book sales and library holds soaring, bringing renewed attention to the Canadian poet’s genre-defying work.
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