The dot-matrix era of AI writing
Some day we’ll stop pretending we aren’t using AI. Then we can get back to the real work. Unfortunately, too much AI writing right now is obnoxious.
Some day we’ll stop pretending we aren’t using AI. Then we can get back to the real work. Unfortunately, too much AI writing right now is obnoxious.
While I don’t tend to mix my Buddhist practices with my writing and editing business, I’m wondering today if maybe a little more mixing might be a good thing.
The “five things” format dates back to the days of Livejournal, apparently. I was prompted to try it by this
At Tennessee Beach, on the Marin headlands just north of the Golden Gate, jagged fins of soft, striated rock curve
I’ve been saying for awhile that AI is a useful tool but that it’s no replacement for thinking things through yourself, which is what the process of writing helps you do.
Haiku helped me become a better headline writer. They have helped me write better subject lines for emails. But most of all, they’ve helped me enjoy and appreciate life more.
What do you do when your creative flow feels blocked, your energy levels are low, or you simply don’t feel
If you want to stand out from the sea of AI slop in 2026, you need to make AI work for you — rather than the other way around.
tl;dr: I helped make a magazine! I fell in love with magazines as a young adult. In college, I contributed
One crisp autumn day, on a whim, I started sending haiku to a few friends via email and text message.