It’s been a while since I posted about BryceGPT. That’s not because I haven’t been working on it. Appendicitis and the ensuing yuck certainly derailed me some, but I’m back at it now. For the past week or two, my big focus has been on using it as a tool to write a short story […]
Now that I’ve got a subscription to Chat GPT, I’m able to make my own tailored GPTs. If you haven’t heard of this before, it essentially boils down to creating a prompt that Chat GPT will use as the starting point again and again. So instead of having to tell the AI what role you
BryceGPT and the Future of Personaright Read More »
A personal pet peeve of mine is when someone critiques a book by saying the author had no right to write from a certain point of view. Specifically, it’s the “men shouldn’t write about women” mantra that rubs me the wrong way, though I also feel the same way about other perspectives in general. There
Writing from Different Perspectives Read More »
Yesterday I came across a new (to me) writers organization: ITW (International Thriller Writers). I’m already a member of SFWA (Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association) and SCBWI (Society of Children’s Books Writers and Illustrators), having joined both soon after I first became traditionally published. I pay my dues each year to keep current on
Joining International Thriller Writers (and a General Writing-as-a-Career Update) Read More »
I’ve known about this for a while, but I’ve been waiting to share it until we’ve been closer to the release date. At the beginning of the week, however, I got my advance reader copies (ARCs) for A Family of Killers in the mail, so I think the cat is well and truly out of
A Family of Killers Cover and ARCs Read More »
