Hello, John Connor. It’s me, Skynet.

There’s a lot of talk going around about Artificial Intelligence. From StarryAI generating cheap art, to NovelAI generating cheap stories, to ChatGPT
Mouthing off into the void since 2018
Rambling on about whatever’s on my mind…
There’s a lot of talk going around about Artificial Intelligence. From StarryAI generating cheap art, to NovelAI generating cheap stories, to ChatGPT
As a Christmas gift a while back, my mom gave me a packet of souvenirs from my childhood. Among the contents was
I’m always the most motivated to write during those times when I one hundred percent absolutely am not able to write. The
I’ve been thinking a lot about this writing life of mine. I wasn’t born with a pen wrapped inside my umbilical cord.
We’re finally getting our kitchen installed. We’ve been living in this house five years now. Or six. Ten? I dunno. I’ve lost
Something’s going on with my brain. Maybe old age has set in faster than I expected. I turned fifty-three back on Halloween.
Sometimes the writing feels like throwing chunks of broken bricks into an abandoned lot. I pass by that lot every day, usually
I feel like I owe William Shatner, Gene Roddenberry, the entire cast of Star Trek, and Trekkies all around the world a
It’s weird to think Christmas is just around the corner. Only five weeks left, kids! You can feel it in the air,
Five years doesn’t seem like a long time. If your kid just turned five, he probably hasn’t even started kindergarten yet. And
Today’s Author Spotlight features award-winning author TJ Knight. TJ’s stories have appeared in Daily Science Fiction, Every Day Fiction, the Starlight Anthology
My wife has never been to DC. Neither has my younger son. I haven’t been since I was a teenager. A lot
I was ten years old when Raiders of the Lost Ark came out. Wow that was a long time ago. But I
Today’s Author Spotlight features award-winning storyteller and novelist NV Haskell. NV’s short fiction has been published in many magazines and anthologies, including
I’ve put off writing this for a very long time, four years actually. For me, this is kind of like admitting defeat.