Show Notes
A book scandal has exploded and it’s raising serious questions about the future of publishing.
In this episode, we dive into the controversy surrounding a viral novel accused of being largely written by AI… a story that went from self-published success to being pulled from shelves almost overnight.
But this isn’t just about one book.
We explore how AI is quietly reshaping the literary world from self-publishing trends to major publishers missing the warning signs and ask the bigger question:
Can we still trust what we’re reading?
This is a conversation about creativity, authenticity, and where we draw the line.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments Would you read a book written by AI?
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