Hi guys, I have a story out—my first in two years!
I'm so excited to share it with you all. It's an experimental fiction piece about a world where suddenly people's sins began to play over their heads in a hologram.
It is published on @Iskanchipress
https://t.co/uhXNazoOlM
I’ve got a few poems from a forthcoming collection that I’m about to send out, and I’d like to include some journals I’ve never submitted to before 🙂 lmk if you’re a new(ish) venue & open for subs?
good morning, folks. I'm at 183k of possible 250 to secure housing for a new level through the uni. Pls help me donate to reach my objectives. I really appreciate the help
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Remember Name, Animal, Place, Thing? One sheet of paper, one biro, and somebody arguing that "Kangaroo" was a place?
I built it as a daily game. And I made three other word games to go with it.
Wordle for Africans, Lada, Kaba and Stop.
Play here: https://t.co/x6MDcdIVfK
This is exceptionally disappointing. Vauhini Vara has been treading a fine line using AI in her writing as a “critique” of tech, first in Ghosts then in her memoir, where she raised good questions about how tech shapes our personhood, knowledge, and episteme. Until this moment: