AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublishing & Adaptations: Tomi Adeyemi says she’s done with novel-to-screen deals after the Children of Blood and Bone film experience, insisting authors should keep control of character choices and even “the commas.” Library Life: Qatar National Library is leaning into AI for programming while keeping books and reading culture at the center. AI & Work: A Yale interview argues AI platforms run on “extractivism,” turning data labor into concentrated power—plus a separate survey finds nurses feel watched by AI and report added workload. Tech for Readers: Amazon’s Kindle 12th gen leak points to a refreshed design, moved power button, and a kids version. Comics & Graphic Novels: Mayday Parade is getting a Sumerian graphic novel, The Faceless, in December 2026. Local Book Culture: Camden Public Library’s October lineup includes exhibits, talks, and a film screening tied to community history. Book Market/Industry: Digiday’s publishing summit recap highlights how publishers are rebuilding for the post-search era.
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