On “Hell House” and Descriptions
I recently finished Richard Matheson’s “Hell House.” As I draft my horror novel, I’m looking for the scariest books to
Author: Arthur Macabe
Description Exercise #01: The Cave
I recently bought a used copy of the Gotham Writers’ Workshop Writing Fiction guide. I’m thankful for Chester Creek Books
Human-SIM and Critical Thinking
Paul Graham recently wrote an essay about reading where he stated: “In the science fiction books I read as a
Okulous-10 – Chapter 1: First Transmissions
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Sixes and 12’s
I wrote a small poem almost four years ago while waiting in the hospital. I recently found this and wanted
It Begins
After a two year break, I’ve started writing again. Since 2020, I had a lot of other work, yet I
The Impacts of Human-SIM on Conversation
One of the main inspirations behind my short story, Human, was the palpable impatience in conversation. How often do we
The Ghosts in the Walls
I recently found a short poem I wrote by hand. This was back in 2012, before I tried writing short
HUMAN-SIM and Infinite Connections
Cal Newport recently published an article about Ray Bradbury and his short story THE MURDERER. What caught my attention is
HUMAN: The eBook
Perhaps the most motivating feeling in the world is to self-publish an ebook for the first time. For me to