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Flash Fiction Friday: The Artificially Intelligent Return!
WELP, you asked, and I am nothing if not a person who listens to his constituents, and wait, what’s that? You’re not my constituents? Many of you aren’t even real? Most of this is a delusion installed into my brain by a questionable artificial intelligence known as Black Swan? Well, whatever. Point is, hey, guess […]
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Adventures Through Midjourney
I don’t know precisely what to think about an AI Artbot like Midjourney. I mean, I have thoughts, though these thoughts are not really well-set intellectual-gelatin, y’know? The thoughts, as such, are as follows: a) No, I don’t know if it’s going to be used for good or evil, though assuming the era we live […]
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Dan Moren: Five Things I Learned While Writing The Nova Incident
When a bomb explodes in the bustling Commonwealth capital city of Salaam, responsibility is quickly claimed by an extremist independence movement. But after a former comrade, an ex-spy with his own agenda, is implicated in the attack, Simon Kovalic and his team of covert operatives are tasked with untangling the threads of a dangerous plot […]
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News Nukes From Orbit, It’s The Only Way To Be Sure
I think it bears noting that I am a very fortunate writer in a lot of ways — I’ve been lucky enough to cling to the side of this malfunctioning rodeo bull for ten years, and as yet it has not thrown me through the wall. And as such I’ve managed to write and have […]
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Ryan Van Loan: Five Things I Learned Writing The Memory in the Blood
The Memory in the Blood is the pulse-pounding conclusion to Ryan Van Loan’s The Fall of the Gods series, featuring sea battles, hidden libraries, warring deities, old enemies, and one woman’s desire for liberation and revenge. When her quest to destroy the Gods began, Buc was a child of the streets. Now she is a woman […]
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Alex White: Five Things I Learned while Writing AUGUST KITKO & THE MECHAS FROM SPACE
When an army of giant robot AIs threatens to devastate Earth, a virtuoso pianist becomes humanity’s last hope in this bold, lightning-paced, technicolor space opera series from the author of A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe. Jazz pianist Gus Kitko expected to spend his final moments on Earth playing piano at the greatest goodbye […]