I reflect on shopping local, a potential rewrite of Ghost of Innocence, and setting writing goals for next year.
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On Good Deaths And True Names
Content warning: This post talks about death and dying, and mentions both assisted and unassisted suicide. Frustration: Opening this file on my main computer to write something one night, then deciding it would be better to do it on the writing machine, then getting distracted before I got to the writing machine and forgetting what Read More
DIY Evidence Kits: Solution Or Risk In Sexual Assault Cases?
I’ve been thinking about the DIY rape kits by Leda Health and the challenges survivors face with evidence collection. While states push back, the real issue is the lack of trained professionals. On the writing front, ‘Ghost’ is progressing well.
Debunking Generative AI Images: What You Need To Know
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, generative AI has been weaponized to spread false images. From suspiciously flawless rescue scenes to fabricated photos of political figures, the technology is amplifying misinformation. Spotting these fakes is crucial as AI blurs the line between reality and deception, fueling division and confusion.
Football Frustrations, Fiction Progress, and the Quotation Mark Dilemma
This week, I’m juggling grandkid privacy, writing challenges, and football frustrations. Plus, why are we calling them “speech marks”? Michigan’s season already looks shaky.