AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Publishing: A new push at the AI Infra Summit reframes the race from “better models” to the scarce stuff underneath—power, cooling, networking, and data-center efficiency—while another piece argues AI can be managed, not feared into paralysis. Library Life: Librarians share etiquette “don’ts,” and one man returns a 1894 magazine to Concord Public Library after 132 years, dodging a $12,055 fine. New Fiction & Author News: Spartanburg author Susan Beckham Zurenda’s “No Way Out but Through” tackles child marriage and domestic violence; David Baldacci’s “Nash Falls” keeps the suspense rolling; and Ariel Lawhon’s “The Pirate Queen” spotlights Grace O’Malley. Books on Screen: Insight Editions marks “Pan’s Labyrinth” 20 years with official screenplay and creation books. Royal Books Buzz: Earl Spencer’s memoir claims Charles sounded “giddily elated” after Diana’s death, prompting a palace response. Local Book Events: Buena Vista author Cam Torrens reads from his next Tyler Zahn thriller at Once Upon a Trapeze; Beijing’s Ditan Book Fair expands to 500+ booths with books still front and center.
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