2026.07
Our Freedom of Speech and Assembly Are Under Fire
Current opinion article on social media algorithms, censorship, digital rights, and democracy. (For The Algorithms.)
2026.07
Current opinion piece on trolling, online accountability, and social media culture. (For The Algorithms)
2026.07
Current opinion piece on AI, art, human creativity, and cultural values.
2026.07
Current opinion piece on AI, writing, human creativity, and cultural expression. (For The Algorithms)
Current opinion piece on AI, human writing, creativity, and cultural expression. (For The Algorithms)
On how human writing will always trump what AI can do.
We could gather all the kind people in the world in a singular moment and all of us all at once say: Enough.
2025.08.13
I thought it might help us all if you knew.
You believe in magic now. You hold your copy close.
A literary journal of contemporary poetry and essays... wrote daily with human hands (and my ghost) as the sunrises.
Current opinion piece on AI, human writing, creativity, and cultural expression. (For The Algorithms)
Current reflective opinion piece on AI, art, nature, and human creativity. (For The Algorithms)
Current opinion piece on AI, writing, human authorship, and creativity. (For The Algorithms)
That's another hazard of AI, that people won't write as much.
There's a handshake, a hug, and (for alliteration's sake) a hump, all for possibilities more than the flick, tap, and swipe of a screen.
Think of AI like a personal shopper to think of it right.
Imagine a world where a library's code of quiet consideration was the law of the land.
The Press is a for hire misplaced-its-moral-compass mess, the government is a house of contradiction, our people, though disgruntled by all of it, keep our spirits up and strong.
A new slogan for a still chuggin' along experiment in modern day journaling.
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The Fox and The Hound The Tale of the Genius: Verse 3, Part 1 The Genius and The Hound Dog were a few minutes walk to the boathouse when Langston stopped, barked once and ran off the path into the woods. Hope followed. When she caught up to him, he
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