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booksTuesday, June 30, 2026

Kobo cracks down on AI books, adds StoryGraph

Kobo had a busy day: it rejected nearly half of self-published submissions over AI content, then announced a partnership with StoryGraph to challenge Amazon's Goodreads. Meanwhile, a Reylo fanfiction turned rom-com gets a Prime Video premiere, and Marc-Uwe Kling talks Big Tech resistance.

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Kobo's double play

Kobo made two moves today that signal a clear strategy: one against AI-generated junk, the other for reader independence.

From fanfic to screen

A Star Wars Reylo fanfiction that became a hit novel is now getting the Prime Video treatment.

Voices of resistance

Marc-Uwe Kling's new book takes on Big Tech, while an old children's climate book feels painfully naive in 2026.

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Allvarligt talat: gamla böcker om klimatet

A reflective piece contrasts a 2008 children's book about global warming that offered optimistic small solutions with the grim reality of 2026's climate crisis in Europe. It's a sobering look at how dated those reassurances feel.

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Kobo cracks down on AI books, adds StoryGraph | Books Roundup · 30 Jun