The New Podler Review of Books

Back in June , a judge ruled that Anthropic could use books to train its AI without the permission of the authors who wrote said works. But...

I hate marketing; I really do. But I know that "publish it and they will come" is not an effective strategy. I've tried it; ...

Full disclosure: I backed the Kickstarter for this book, and even though I have a fair amount of negative things to say, I don't re...

Yesterday, a judge ruled that Anthropic can use copywrighted material without the author's consent when training its AI. This is a...

I had every intention to get my latest novel, Gateway To Empire , published in other ebook formats besides the Kindle, but those plans have...

Need another reason to support indie writers? Consider reading this post by Elizabeth Kaye Cook and Melanie Jennings, wherein they discus...

This anthology's theme is horror stories that have some connection to shopping malls, those dying bastions of consumerism. Not that co...

Twelve-year-old Maggie, her mother, and their loyal dog, Penny, traverse desolate cities, guided by a well-worn travel book. A chance ...

In a world paralyzed by an unprecedented outbreak, Clint mans the CDC hotline, a solitary beacon of dwindling hope. Then, one fateful ...

In the frozen heart of Wyoming, the Trinity Meat Processors stands as a beacon of rehabilitation. Here, men with no pasts and blank sl...