Novel Written By Robot Passes First Round in Japanese Lit Prize:
The Day A Computer Writes a Novel was written by, as the title suggests, an artificial intelligence program.
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Sunday Comic: Happy Easter! by Laurel Dowswell
Happy Easter, everybody.
7 Reads We Recommend: Women’s History Month by Laurel Dowswell and Emily Ramser
I would love to get into the mind of Allison Thorpe. Humor is not easy for a lot of writers, but Thorpe’s words flow onto the page just like melted butter.
From Tech to Prince and a Library on Horseback: Your Lit News Roundup by Laurel Dowswell
Can Google Raise Dead Authors? They’re trying to do just that. Through their Natural Language Understanding unit, Google is trying to teach its artificial intelligence to predict sentences of authors, such as Shakespeare and Mark Twain, by pouring millions of lines into networks
Women in the Writing World: News Roundup by Emily Ramser
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Co-Writing New Book Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is co-writing a book, which will be a collaborative effort between Ginsburg
On Pat Conroy, Grief, and Making it Count by Laurel Dowswell
Pat Conroy’s writing connects with readers because he wasn’t afraid to tell the truth through his stories, intimacy uninhibited.
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