Since its release last November, ChatGPT has been used by over a 180 million people and clocked over 10 billion visits. Reviews have been mixed. Many in the AI community are enthralled and excited by the possibilities, and on the other side, there are many who are apprehensive of AI's impact on employment. The affect of this technology is still unfolding, and almost daily, … [Read more...] about 10 Tips to Help Spot an A.I. Author
Comic book Author Giffen gets in One Last Laugh before dying
The comic industry has lost a major figure. Renown artist and author Keith Giffen has died at the age of 70. Giffen added his artistic talent and creative eye to both the DC and Marvel universes and is best known for writing and illustrating Legion of Super-Heroes in the 1980’s and 1990’s. He co-created DC’s Lobo and the Jamie Reyes' version of the Blue Beetle, as well as … [Read more...] about Comic book Author Giffen gets in One Last Laugh before dying
Slasher Film, Activism and a New Character: The Reinvention of Winnie-the-Pooh
Somehow, Winnie-the-Pooh, a beloved children's book written by author A.A. Milne in 1926, is still newsworthy almost 100 years later. According to the Smithsonian, the original idea for the popular character came from the New York Public Library children's section where a posse of stuffed toys dwelled. Together, in one cage, there was a donkey, a young pig, a tiger, a kangaroo, … [Read more...] about Slasher Film, Activism and a New Character: The Reinvention of Winnie-the-Pooh
Book Sizes Up Sets of Popular Shows
Just hearing the opening theme for the show Friends, brings a certain iconic apartment to mind. Carry Bradshaw’s spacious one-bedroom with a walk-through closet and bathroom and a full kitchen on the pricey Upper East Side, was like a 5th member of the “girls” from Sex and the City. Fans of TV shows can now experience their favorite shows in a brand new way through an … [Read more...] about Book Sizes Up Sets of Popular Shows
‘My books were pirated’: Interview with Indie-author Angela G. Gentile
Angela Gentile is a counselor with over 25 years experience working in both public and private healthcare. Angela has taken her ample experience and first hand knowledge to write and self published seven books. A few weeks ago, Angela reached out to Goodereader after reading our pieces on AI books to share her personal story of her books being plagiarized by someone using AI. I … [Read more...] about ‘My books were pirated’: Interview with Indie-author Angela G. Gentile
Rush’s Geddy Lee Announces Book Tour
Rush's Geddy Lee has written a new memoir set to be released on November 14th called My Effin' Life. For nearly five decades, Lee; bassist, vocalist and keyboardist, has been part of the driving force behind Canadian progressive rock trio Rush. For the first time, Lee opens up and shares his account of life inside and out of the award winning band. The memoir is about … [Read more...] about Rush’s Geddy Lee Announces Book Tour
Rolling Stones Drummer Sells First Editions Smashing Records
Late Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watt’s love of literature was evident by his astounding collection of first editions. On September 28th Watt’s collection sold at British auction house Christie's, setting two world records. The Hound of the Baskervilles, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle sold for £214,200, setting a new world record. This rare first addition was inscribed with a … [Read more...] about Rolling Stones Drummer Sells First Editions Smashing Records
Supplements for Improved Vision
As a personal trainer and healthy weight consultant, I often get asked about adding supplements into one's routine. Traditionally, if you ate a healthy diverse diet you would get all the nutrition you need from your food. However, times have changed, and due to soil depletion, as well as increases in environmental toxins, many wellness experts suggest supplementing your diet … [Read more...] about Supplements for Improved Vision
Indigo’s founder, Heather Reisman, returns to top position
Canada's largest bookstore announced another reshuffling of its leadership team on Monday with founder Heather Reisman back in charge. Markus Dohle, Chair of the Board's Human Resources, Compensation and Governance Committee, said in the press release, "We know Heather's deep understanding of the Indigo brand as the country's leading voice on books and reading, and her … [Read more...] about Indigo’s founder, Heather Reisman, returns to top position
6 Signs it May be Time for Reading Glasses
A few weeks ago, I was curled up reading the latest book from Jeffery Deaver when I realized I couldn't seem to get comfortable. Now, as any serious reader knows, having a pristine reading nook in one's house is a must. Despite all my pillows, quilts and my great grandmother's beloved foot stool, I was still not able to settle and focus on the story. Then I caught sight of … [Read more...] about 6 Signs it May be Time for Reading Glasses