The Jack the Ripper and Lizzie Borden cases obsessed the news media of the day and well over a century later they still generate books, movies, television docudramas, even the occasional ballet and opera.
If you want to generate books in a plethora of languages, he said, "You can use the power of the diaspora from Malawi or Mozambique," the army of highly educated volunteers who are eager to help their countrymen.
Marginally relevant filler — like a chart of Google's top queries from 2001 to 2005, a list of Howard Hughes's lovers, and a rundown of reality TV shows and their earlier televised sources — pads the text, seemingly to generate book-length proportions.
He is one of the busiest writers anywhere, generating books and articles.
Kim II also generated books on the art of journalism (Kim Jong-il, the Great Teacher of Journalists) and the opera (On the Art of the Opera).
She generates books, articles, and concepts faster than anyone, it seems, examining everything from feminism to cooking shows, from Black Lives Matter to the new Beyoncé album.
For instance, my fifth-grade digital natives could easily spend all day creating Keynote presentations on the Jamestown Colony or generating book reports that look like Pfizer's annual report.
Publishers and businesses have been eager to forge partnerships with companies, business schools and business periodicals to generate more books and sales.
If this were the case, as Elif Batuman writes in her essay about "program fiction," this system would "not generate good books, except by accident".
The iPhone app will be very similar to competitor Mosaic, in terms of its ability to automatically generate photo books for you after you first pick out a few photos you want to use.
In 2013, Flickr announced the introduction of photo books as a native feature of its platform – you could just hover over a Flickr set to generate your book.
