AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoJ.K. Rowling’s Ukraine letter: The Harry Potter author sent a handwritten note and a signed copy of Philosopher’s Stone to a Ukrainian marine major released after more than four years in Russian captivity, after he said the books kept him going. Book reviews & new fiction: Don’t Cross Mo Ellery turns a chaotic birthday into a quirky mystery-sleuth setup, while Louis Delano’s debut Shades Of Grey Vs. Shades Of Pink launches a Berlin trilogy about identity and power. Publishing & culture: A new book on Telangana’s history was launched at the ATA conference in Baltimore, and a Kyrgyz-language edition of Xinhua’s The Governance of China under Xi Jinping is set for publication in Bishkek. AI and research integrity: Wispaper says its new agent and “True Cite” tool aim to stop AI-generated citations from derailing academic trust. Rights & speech: Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen renewed her push for a Uniform Civil Code in India, arguing it’s key to equality for women.
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