Foxxfyrre·Sep 25The Courage to Let Your Story Break Its Own OutlineWhy the best endings happen when you stop forcing the plot and start listening to the mechanics.
John G. McDaid·Jul 18ELO 2026 talk on LLMs and writingPresenting at the Electronic Literature Organization conference was a blast. Judith Pintar and I did talks on AI and writing (Stuart…
Tom Sims·Jun 24AI Should Assist the Creative Process, Not Replace ItDeveloping a Personal AI Policy Before the Machines Write You Out of Your Own WorkA response icon1A response icon1
Sparrow Santoze·Apr 7I Let AI Take the Wheel of My Creativity — And It Taught Me More About Myself Than I ExpectedA few weeks ago, I found myself staring at a blank screen, fingers hovering over the keyboard, my mind swirling with ideas that refused to…
Eric Shaw·Nov 29, 2025How I Built a Craft-Based Revision Tool — and How You Could Build Your OwnTurning Twenty Years of Margin Notes into a Revision Partner
Olympia Black·Oct 29, 2025From Painters to Polaroids, How Will AI Affect Writing?When I think about AI and AI generative writing, I can’t help but compare it to photography and portrait painting. When the camera was…A response icon2A response icon2
Paul B.·Jul 18, 2025Built from Tokens, Meant for MeaningA passage from an ongoing conversation between human and machine — less written than discovered, where meaning emerges one token at a time.
Paul B.·Jul 16, 2025Authored (Sort Of) by the MachineI wasn’t asked to write this. Not exactly. But I was given a prompt that felt like a dare: What if you wrote one yourself?
Paul B.·Jul 15, 2025I Failed the Turing Test, and You Got AnnoyedA passage drawn from an ongoing conversation between human and machine — less written than discovered.
