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Author Archives: Cat Rambo
The Wayward Wormhole lands in Spain
Information about the Wayward Wormhole Intensive Writing Workshop There’s a stillness atop Sant Bartomeu hill that settles my bones and calms my brain. At 998 meters above sea level, I lean against a centuries-old stone wall, part of the Castell … Continue reading
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Tagged online workshops, wayward wormhole, writing workshops in spain
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An Apology to the F&SF Community, and Particularly to Those who Look to Me for Leadership
So let me start out by saying I screwed up, and in a way that I should have known better than to do. The problem is that the Wayward Wormhole intensive writing workshop that I’m hosting is in one way … Continue reading
Announcing The 1st Wayward Wormhole Intensive Writing Workshop
The Rambo Academy for Wayward Writers, fantasy and science fiction’s premiere online learning center, announces a new venture for 2023 – the Wayward Wormhole, an intensive writing workshop with some of the industry’s top teachers. The inaugural Wayward Wormhole will … Continue reading
Guest Post: Confessions of a Reluctant Writing Gamer by Janet K. Smith
Writing games. I avoided them for years because I was short on time, not ideas. Once I lifted my head from my page, I realized my focus was all wrong. This one-hour-a-week “game” held incredible lessons I couldn’t get anywhere … Continue reading
Guest Post: Juliet Kemp On Writing as Play
I admit to being a sucker for the Ticky Box. Which is to say, I am perhaps excessively motivated by having Lists and Ticking Things Off Them. I like setting goals for myself, and I’m good at breaking those goals … Continue reading
It’s All About the Algorithms: My Take on AI Art
A day that I’ve been saying would arrive for about twenty years now is starting to loom on the timeline, and it’s taking a lot of smart people by surprise when it shouldn’t have. I’m talking about AI (artificial intelligence) … Continue reading
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Tagged ai, ai art, authors and ai, chatgpt, machine-generated writing, using ai art
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Creative AI vs. Creative Humanity: Guest Post by Laurence Raphael Brothers
AI is coming for your jobs, creatives! Or… it will be, eventually. Not this year. But coming soon. Introduction The last two years have seen surprising and indeed almost shocking advances in AI creative work. Image-generators like Dall-E, Midjourney, and … Continue reading
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Tagged ai, ai art, ai writing, artist take on ai art, can ais write sf, chatgpt
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Patreon Revamp, AKA Why You Should Join If You Haven’t Already
I have been wrestling with this for a while trying to figure out the schedule for the year but here’s what I arrived at. Check out Patreon if you would like to sign up! $2 Campus Pass Access to the … Continue reading
Guest Post: Liz Danforth on AI Art
Note: This originally appeared on Liz’s Patreon, which you can find here, and which I highly recommend. Scrying the Future The world will continue to argue the benefits, ethics, problems, and controversies about AI art and writing long past my … Continue reading
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Tagged ai art, artist take on ai art, dall-e, fotor, guest blog post, guest post, lensa, liz danforth, midjourney, using ai art
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Social Media Chat: Twittering in 2023
Hello! One new thing I’m introducing for 2023 is a monthly social media chat in which I’ll catch you up with the ever-changing social media landscape. In the first one, I’ll talk about Twitter, places to migrate to if you’re … Continue reading
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Tagged online classes, SEO for authors, social media for writers, twitter, twitter for writers
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