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A.I. Has Taken Self-Publishing By Storm. Writers and Publishers Weigh In On How to Cope Self-publishing platforms like Amazon KDP have seen an influx of content since ChatGPT became a popular tool for writers. And detecting use of A.I. in manuscript is increasingly challenging. By Noah Powelson
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Dan Strone, Seven Figure Lit Agent for Seinfeld and Silverman: ‘I Don’t Make People Spend the Money’ By Leon Neyfakh
Sarah Silverman Book at the Center of Furious Auction, Pot Stands at Around $2.5 Million By Leon Neyfakh
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Morning Memo: Peter Cook Speaks Out; Hawaiian Tropic Zone Gets Sued; Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel Probably Back On By Caroline Bankoff