Which famous literary work was recalled and pulped by its publisher in 2023 due to the unauthorized inclusion of AI-generated content that contained factual errors about historical literary figures?

Throughout literary history, various books have faced recalls, withdrawals, or significant revisions after their initial publication. These recalls often resulted from factual errors, plagiarism accusations, legal challenges, or public controversies. Test your knowledge of these fascinating moments when published works had to be hastily removed from bookstore shelves or substantially altered after release.

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• "Inappropriation" by Simon & Schuster, written by Leila Marshy
• "A History of the Novel" by Penguin Press, written by Justin Kuritzkes
• "The Book of Everlasting Things" by Macmillan, written by Aanchal Malhotra
• "Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow" by Knopf, written by Gabrielle Zevin

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