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Tag Archives: fiction
Writing exercise – “Bridges” (brought to you by ChatGPT and me!)
Lately, I have been trying two things as an experiment with my writing group exercises. First, I’ve been using every prompt as a jumping-off point to initiate a scene for my novel. Second, I’m setting every scene up with a … Continue reading
Writing Exercise – “November Rain” (co-authored by my writing buddy, ChatGPT)
As I’ve mentioned before, I’m in a small “Community of Practice” group at Milwaukee School of Engineering, the college where I teach, and am trying to immerse myself both in reading the current scholarship on generative AI (or, “GenAI,” as … Continue reading
How ChatGPT helped me with my writing group exercises
My writing group does short exercises each week, and about three years ago I started sharing them (the prompt and my exercise in response) here in my blog. I don’t think I’ve shared an exercise in a while, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Learning, Technology, writing exercises, Writing, blogging
Tagged chatgpt, creative writing, fiction, generative AI, short story, writing exercises, writing group
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The Key Book Publishing Paths: 2021–2022
Since 2013, I have been regularly updating this informational chart about the key book publishing paths. It is available as a PDF download—ideal for … The Key Book Publishing Paths: 2021–2022 Jane Friedman writes, speaks, and teaches online courses about all aspects … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Writing, blogging
Tagged books, fiction, nonfiction, publishing, writing
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Writing Exercise – “Heart in a Box”
Another writing-group exercise, this one from the end of last March. What an eerie, different time to remember. We understood almost nothing of Covid/COVID-19 (which we were still calling “the coronavirus”) and were newly under lockdown in Wisconsin, the governor’s … Continue reading
Posted in Writing, blogging
Tagged creative writing, fiction, flash fiction, writing exercises
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Writing Exercise – “Paradise Breached”
Another short writing exercise to share 🙂 My writing group does short exercises to share each time we meet, and last Saturday I decided it might be fun to start sharing them here on my blog. One person in our … Continue reading
Writing Exercise – “The Dress-Up Dress Down”
Or should that be “smackdown”? Read on and see 🙂 My writing group does short exercises to share each time we meet, and I’ve decided it might be fun to start sharing them here on my blog. For this week, … Continue reading
Is Hollywood Over?
Really interesting article in Vanity Fair Magazine this month, “Why Hollywood as We Know It Is Already Over.” Basically it says that Hollywood is too bloated and calcified, producing unoriginal action movies that it hopes will hit big in foreign … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Movies and film, Popular culture, Television, Writing, blogging
Tagged actors, AI, CGI, fiction, Hollywood, movies, novels
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