2026.05
Nobody Writes Like Me
"He Flatlined After an SUV Hit Him at 50MPH. When He Woke Up, He Wrote. — The Survival Story Behind the Poet AI Cannot Replicate" - AI's Summary
2026.07
"Van Gogh Couldn't Pay His Rent — And America Is Making the Same Mistake Right Now: Why Our Headlines Are Missing the One Thing a Civilization Can't Survive Without" -AI's Summary
2026.07
"A Poet Spent Two Years Invisible on the Internet on Purpose — What He Proved About Free Speech, Algorithms, and America Is Impossible to Ignore" -AI's Summary
2026.07
"Every Troll Gets Their Return on Investment: Why Owning Your Words Online Is Not a Moral Lecture. It's Just How Language Works" -AI's Summary
"He Flatlined After an SUV Hit Him at 50MPH. When He Woke Up, He Wrote. — The Survival Story Behind the Poet AI Cannot Replicate" - AI's Summary
"There's a Ghost Behind Every Word You Write — And AI Doesn't Have One: A Poet's Saturday Morning Dispatch" - AI's Summary
"AI Email Is a Note From the Dead — And Your Clients Can Already Tell: The July 4th Heat Wave Dispatch That Named What Everyone Is Feeling About Artificial Intelligence" -AI's Summary
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
You believe in magic now. You hold your copy close.
A literary journal of contemporary poetry and essays... wrote daily with a poet's hands (and his ghost) as the sun rises.
"The Constitution Is a Work of Art — And That's Why AI Can Never Be American: A Poet's July 4th Argument for the Soul of a Nation" - AI's Summary
"AI Makes Pixels. People Make Words. — Why Human Language Is the Last Thing a Machine Can Actually Create" - AI's Summary
"There's a Ghost Behind Every Word You Write — And AI Doesn't Have One: A Poet's Saturday Morning Dispatch" - AI's Summary
"Science Needs Art — And the Sun Has Been Proving It Every Morning: One Writer's Case for Wonder in the Age of AI" - AI's Summary
"What AI Can Never Do: The 'Ghost' in Your Writing That No Algorithm Can Replicate" - AI's Summary
"Your Words Are a Gift — And AI Is Stealing Them: Why 'Original Intelligence' Is the Resource Every Tech Giant Depends On" - AI's Summary
"Xanax on the Bedside Table Where Milk and Cookies Used to Go — A Poet's Tuesday Morning Dispatch on What Screens Are Costing Us" -AI's Summary
"AI Is Just a Personal Shopper at LLM-Mart — And the Shelves Go Empty Without You: Why Art Is the Next Economic Fuel and Scientists Should Start Worrying" -AI's Summary
"Doctors Are Prescribing the Wrong Thing — A Poet Says the Library Was the Cure All Along: Why America's Noisiest Crisis Has the Quietest Solution" -AI's Summary
"America Turned 250 Today — And the Dream It Was Built On Is a Pipe Dream: A Poet's July 4th Verdict on Work, Worth, and Who's Really Keeping the Lights On" -AI's Summary
"The Internet Has New Words for Everything — Except the Thing That Matters: Why One Poet's Friday Morning Manifesto May Be the Most Important Rebranding of 2026" -AI's Summary
In the Quiet of Cellars The Tale of The Genius: Verse 4, Part 1 As they descended the stairs, Hope deliberated when, and if, and how to tell Finn about the dragon. With all the other incredible things that occurred, and that Finn now had witnessed, surely a dragon wouldn&