Celebrated author Toni Morrison, who had a keen eye for understanding the complexities of human relationships, often drew ...

Each human “book” represents a lived experience that has been stigmatized or misunderstood, and those people have signed up to have frank conversations with members of the public about it. “Readers” ...

The book bound in human skin was a copy of “Des Destinées de L’âme,” by Arsène Houssaye, a 19th-century French novelist and poet.

Books bound in human skin — and the sometimes sensational stories surrounding them — have long occupied an odd place in the annals of the rare book world. Over the years, ...

Books written by artificial intelligence have found their way into some local libraries and they could become more common in ...

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Seven Books That Demystify Human Behavior. Other people can be baffling; these titles attempt to unravel a bit of their mystery. By Chelsea Leu. Archive Holdings Inc. / Getty. September 5, 2024.

Covering books in human skin is known as anthropodermic bibliopegy. Books were often created in the 19th Century to punish executed prisoners or by doctors who wanted a keepsake.

Books with AI should be the ones that have to identify themselves, but it is probably a lot easier to get human authors to sign up for labeling their books, rather than trying to go to every book ...

Books and other works must be almost entirely written by humans to qualify for a Human Authored mark, with minor exceptions to accommodate things like AI-powered grammar and spell-check applications.