2026.09 Free, for The Public A poet's morning journal, free to the public, to remind us what language is really for.
2026.09 I'm Not Working for Free; I'm Working for Freedom It's best someone shows the reality of the implications of trusting our Press to machines has as soon as possible.
2026.08 Featured Hope Does Not Compute If Grok were a gatekeeper back in Ancient Greece for a Science Magazine it would've called Aristotle a quack. Back in those days the World, for Grok, was flat.
2026.08 Featured AI, Where's the Good News? "' Is AI deciding what you're allowed to read? One poet's two-year experiment exposes algorithmic censorship on every major platform.'" -Claude's Summary
2026.07 Featured Words of Hope "He Posted Words of Hope, Patriotism, and Peace Every Morning for Two Years — And Not a Single American Saw Them. He Can Prove It. And He Just Did." -AI's Summary
2026.06 What For? Why sing a song, paint a picture, pen a poem when real estate is so easy to flip and stocks so simple to trade?
2026.05 Featured 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
2026.02 Featured Why I Went Ghost 2026.02.23 It's a back to basics exercise... a modern day Walden, of sorts.
2026.01 My Country Could Use Some Help The way a plumber, electrician, or carpenter fixes up your home so you can have a better life, so the poet works with language.
