My experiments with AI revealed some worrisome trends. Here are my findings, thoughts, and recommendations.
Analyzing AI Rewrites of My Short Story
People claim AI is great at storytelling. So I asked AI to rewrite my short story. Here's what I found.
I’m a Genius Writer (According to AI)
What does it mean for us when AI tells us we're amazing and our biggest dreams should come true?
How I Write Fiction (with Golden Structure)
Here's how I craft a fiction story, including the "golden formula" I use for powerful writing.
The Insidious AI Review of The Cardigan Kids
When AI reviewed my short story, insights and misinformation blended together. When it critiqued my story, it gave repeated bad advice.
3 Types of Character Fears
A well-told story is about more than temporary scary situations. It taps into deep fears that resonate.
Author Reflections on Witches Rising
Sharing my novella Witches Rising became more than storytelling: it tells people they matter in a time when they need to hear it more than ever.
Witches Rising: On Blair Raimondi and ADHD
The decision to give Blair ADHD wasn't easy. What does it mean to include a neurodivergent character who isn't cute and cuddly?
Writing Characters with Intellectual Disability
Characters with intellectual disability are rare in fiction. Here are tips on busting stereotypes and telling a great story.
I’m Not Neurospicy (But It’s Okay if You Are)
The playful term "neurospicy" arose for neurodivergent people. It's not for me, but we're allowed to feel different about being neurodivergent.









