And that would defeat the purpose if it did. One of the biggest concerns about Generative AI is not about the tool itself. The concern is the abuse of the tool. How many would-be writers will employ Generative AI to do the work for them? Then, how many of them will try to sell that work as their own and use it to make money? What happens when the blog/story/novel can write itself? Because of
There’s never just one reason. Please step into the Wayback machine with me. It’s the end of 2011, and I am a writer who rarely writes. Yes, I have a couple of finished books, but I’ve published nothing. From time to time, I write. But then, it’s random, scattered, and has no pattern or regularity to it. As New Year’s Eve 2011/2012 approached, I created my first New Year’s Action. Not a flimsy, intangible resolution,
Only via action can the idea become a reality. A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a movie cracked open my imagination like an egg. With that, the huge window in my living room became the viewport out the helm of my starship, my favorite swing on the swingset a starfighter, and I ran around with toy laser pistols pew-pewing at make-believe aliens, monsters, and the like. Not long after my imagination
Chaos and art go hand in hand. Unless you live under a rock, in a cave somewhere, or are otherwise utterly disconnected from the world (and since you’re reading this, I know that you’re not) you’re aware of how chaotic it all is. Between the current US Administration being utterly backward and misguided, wars around the globe, economic upheavals, and more, it feels like order is out to lunch. It feels, at least to me,
Storytelling has a broader impact than you might realize. Being a writer is how I convey most of my stories. I love to tell a good story. My imagination has been a wild, crazy place for as long as I can remember. Even with a lot of lost memories, I recall many elements from the imagination of my childhood. The home I lived in when I was 4 had a huge window at the front
Authorpreneurship comes with its share of challenges. As an indie-author, I’m not just a writer. I’m also the publisher, organizer, business manager, marketing department, and all-around entrepreneur. Most indie-authors evolve to become an authorpreneur when they wear all the necessary hats of self-publishing. I’ve written before about how arranging cover art, getting an editor, doing layout, marketing, and the rest of the steps tend to be the hardest part of this. Writing, I say, is
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Wednesdays – Pathwalking (my philosophy for consciously choosing how to live your life mindfully, on your terms).