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Writing and Spiraling with AI
Image: Depositphotos Gen X is my generation. The “Middle Child” Generation, which is often forgotten and always pissed off. As a ten-year-old, I explored on foot, carried my own house key, and stayed out past dark. When strangers spoke to… Continue reading
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Creative NonFiction: The Dream
Intro: In 2015, I wrote down a dream, which I rarely do. Usually they fade minutes after waking up, but this one stayed with me. Dreams are as real as the reality we share, so I consider this creative nonfiction. The… Continue reading
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My thoughts on writing with AI
To err is human, to write is AI. There’s a divisive split in the writing world on using AI. On one side, writers are concerned that AI will replace them. On the other hand, novices are convinced AI will magically… Continue reading
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Denim Flag
Once a symbol. Now a mirror. I made this decades ago, never knowing what it might reflect today. Continue reading
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Writing Prompt # 1
A teenager wants to be a witch and practices solitary spells in the woods. Nothing happens in her world, but in another dimension, she is making a mess – plague, famine, floods, and pestilence. A skilled warrior is dispatched to… Continue reading
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Billingsgate Lane
You answer the front door of your suburban home. Your inner child is on the doorstep screaming for your attention. The neighbors are watching, so you yank the hysterical child by the arm into the house. You offer it anything… Continue reading
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Settle for Effort
I’m a fan of the artwork of Jenny Holzer and the subreddit fake album cover art. So be patient with me as I post 960 x 960 graphics on my site. Thanks for reading. Continue reading
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Inspirational Curios: Pronounced ‘sow-in’
Happy Halloween. Autumn is my favorite season, and I enjoy watching this clip of Melissa Joan Hart every year. It keeps me grounded. Remember the reason for the season. Be respectful and stay safe. And Día de los Muertos is not… Continue reading
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Mini Book Review #2: ‘Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom’
Review: Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom by Rachel Pollack. On a scale of ‘Buy it, Borrow It or Burn it.’ I recommend: Buy It. This is the only book you’ll ever need for tarot. Well, maybe one of two. Divination is not… Continue reading
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