Morning Coffee – 22 June 2026

by Nate Hoffelder

After a decade of running The Digital Reader, Nate is a veteran web publisher with experience in design, maintenance, recovery, and troubleshooting. What little he doesn't know, he can learn.

June 22, 2026

Here are a few stories to read this Monday morning.

  • Google apparently missed the irony in saying you could use the new AI-powered Book Insights feature to “go deeper”. This feature summarizes a book, which by its vary design is much more shallow than actually reading the book.
  • Jonathan Bailey shares several AI trends which give him hope.
  • Here is a brief history of the dustjacket.
  • Jane Friedman digs into The Authors Guild’s recent report on declining author income.
  • Elaine Guisac looks at the rise in literary tourism.

 

Hi, I'm Nate.

I build and fix websites for authors, and I am also a tech VA. I can build you a website that looks great and turns visitors into fans, and I can also fix your tech when it breaks. Let me fight with tech support so you don't have to.

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