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Show HN: Fakeipedia — a Wikipedia-style site featuring encyclopedias of fictional alternate worlds, from a reality where lying causes pain to an ASI-ruled 2048, each with browsable articles.
MIT Technology Review publishes Charlie Jane Anders' fiction piece "Love is infrastructure," a whimsical story personifying cities (Mainspring and St. Barnabas) as romantic rivals to explore themes of technology, civic systems, and human connection.
The article discusses concerns that AI-generated books could overshadow human-written fiction, particularly in self-publishing, and advocates for transparent disclosure of AI involvement in writing.
Interview with author Emily St. John Mandel about her new novel 'Exit Party', which explores near-future scenarios of societal collapse and resilience in the US.
Announcing tale.fyi, a platform that lets users read or listen to an entire book from a single link.
Guardian article explores how AI is changing language, featuring linguists and novelists discussing the difficulty of distinguishing human from machine writing, amid controversies over AI use in literature.
Cheese Paper is a minimal text editor designed for fiction writing, storing notes and metadata in a simple, sync-friendly file format that works across devices.