This is an excellent, share-worthy blog post by author Gayle Bartos-Pool, about the foibles and unimaginative prowess of Artificial Intelligence (AI). She’s fair, and uses it some as an editor, but believes authors can do very well writing their books on their own, thank you very much. Check it out!
Rosemary Lord lives in Hollywood, right at the base of the hills where the Sunset Fire blazed. Here’s her story!
Here’s the 2024 April Poem-A-Day Challenge. For today’s prompt, write a living poem. Some people like to live it up, while others focus solely on being alive. Alive! Alive!”He’s alive and I’m forgiven. Heaven’s gates are open wide.”Words in a country-gospel songabout when Jesus died.It’s written by Don Francisco,(Simon Peter’s point of view),But the words…
By Jean Webster (Author), Jo Karabasz (Narrator), SAGA Egmont (Publisher) An Audiobook Review Such a sweet story! It is simply chapters of letters that orphan Judy Abbot writes to her unnamed benefactor, who found her in an orphanage and paid for her college education after reading a simple humorous short story she wrote. The only stipulation was that she write…
by Tamara Bundy (Author) Set in the 1940’s, life is hard for most people in America. Men – dads and brothers – are off to war while their families struggle as best they can on rations and victory gardens. Life for Pixie Davidson seems even harder, and she’s carrying around a guilt complex heavier than a…
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