Using AI When Writing Feels Like Bloodletting.
I’m about to admit something I never thought I’d say out loud: AI is my writing assistant. Her name is Roxy.
I’m about to admit something I never thought I’d say out loud: AI is my writing assistant. Her name is Roxy.
Walking the Camino de Santiago for the third time was eye-opening. The Camino is like a metaphor for life: it’s imperfect, beautiful, hard, and humbling.
Hybrid publishing seems like an easy solution… it rarely is.
For my third Camino wander, I’m embracing change, booking ahead… and maybe even walking the entire way!
You’d think I’d be cool as a cucumber this time… nope. I’m just as anxious as I was the first time.
After walking the Camino de Santiago twice before, I’ve narrowed down my Camino packing list considerably. Here’s my packing list for my third Camino wander.
AI for authors isn’t about replacing the human touch; it’s about optimising our time and resources. The key is balance—using AI to enhance efficiency while preserving the integrity of our craft.
If you’re looking for an inspiring read before walking the Camino—or want to experience the Camino from home—check out these books, all written by women.
Reflections on 2024: Wins, lessons, and growth as an author and creative entrepreneur. From wins (and fails) to embracing balance, here’s to 2025 goals!
Every year, I scour those posts when asked: “what do you want for your birthday/Christmas?” These lists often spark my curiosity – and my creativity. Here is my list of 35 creative gifts writers will love.