Find your next reading idea
The Ebook Corp journal explores the worlds of Nicolas Marty’s books: interactive adventures, children’s stories, creativity and artificial intelligence. Start with a question you would like to explore. Each article offers practical starting points and links to illustrated book presentations, so you can continue with a world or subject that interests you.
Our latest long-form guides explore AI books for beginners and romantasy. Try a worked prompt, plan a practical learning path or compare the balance of fantasy and romance before choosing a novel. You can also discover our guides to gamebooks and reading with children. Every guide has an English version; the linked presentations clearly identify the language of each available book edition.
The two AI articles originally published in 2024 remain in the archive, with their original dates visible. Software changes, so read these examples in their historical context and check current features with the relevant service.
DYSTOPIA · A READING GUIDE · 11 October 2026
Dystopian novels: understanding the genre and choosing a story
Distinguish dystopian and post-apocalyptic stories, then choose by pace, characters and the reading experience you enjoy.
Read the guide →
SPECULATIVE FICTION · AI AND SOCIETY · 11 October 2026
Artificial intelligence in speculative fiction: human choices in an imagined future
Explore robots, contracts and artificial voices through their effects on characters, attachments and decisions in an imagined future.
Read the guide →
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE · GETTING STARTED · 7 October 2026
How to choose an artificial intelligence book for beginners
What to look for in an accessible AI guide, a worked prompt and seven short sessions that turn curiosity into practice.
Read the guide →
NOVELS · FANTASY AND ROMANCE · 7 October 2026
What is romantasy, and how do you choose your next book?
Fantasy or romance, slow burn or immediate tension, standalone novel or series: explore your preferences through a maritime romantasy.
Read the guide →
GAMEBOOKS · READING GUIDE · 3 October 2026
How to choose your first gamebook
With or without dice, fantasy or a kawaii world: compare the options, prepare your first session and explore three French-language gamebooks by Nicolas Marty.
Read the guide →
CHILDREN’S BOOKS · FAMILY READING · 3 October 2026
How to encourage children to enjoy reading
Ideas to try without pressure: offer a choice, read together and extend the stories of farm animals, Raphael the pirate, and Louise and Jade.
Read the guide →
20 May 2024 · 6 min
10 tips for using AI tools in business
How can an organization introduce artificial intelligence tools? This article covers training, integration with existing systems, customization and collaboration between teams. It offers ten starting points, then considers ways to assess results through costs, processing time and employee feedback. Read the English translation or switch to the French original.
Read the article ↗
22 October 2024 · 11 min
Exploring Perplexity AI
Where should you start with Perplexity AI? This article introduces the tool’s functions and approaches to asking questions, from getting started to more advanced uses. It offers a way to reflect on research habits and the information you want to obtain. Read the English adaptation, including practical research habits and official references.
Read the article ↗Continue with a book
Available in French, Intelligence artificielle — L’IA, simplement offers an illustrated route through models, clearer prompts, seven practical projects and a first introduction to agents. Explore the guide and its forthcoming translations.
For a longer introduction to AI concepts and the way we formulate requests, explore Nicolas Marty’s guide to artificial intelligence . For a broader discussion of technology and work, Red Alert on Jobs, available in English on Amazon, explores AI, robotics and quantum computing. An illustrated presentation introduces the same work.
The complete book catalogue also includes novels, gamebooks and creative activities. English editions are shown with their English covers and direct Amazon links. The illustrated presentations are available in English, and the language choices let you explore other translations.