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  • Winter’s Arrival

    Old Man Winter has arrived to my part of the world, albeit with a windy grunt and a soggy grumble. Traditionally winter brings a sense of sleepiness and isolation, with only the embers of hope for Spring’s far-off arrival keeping… Continue reading

    Winter’s Arrival
  • AI and the modern author: friends or foes?

    Many of us have read at least one or two science fiction classics where humans co-exist with robots. One of those is Cal from Isaac Asmiov’s collection of robot short stories. It follows the tale of a robot, “Cal”, who… Continue reading

    AI and the modern author: friends or foes?
  • A rose for a rose

    Why is the medieval fairy tale so enchanting even in our modern times? The two key archetypes in these stories are the knight and the maiden. The former represents chivalry, honour, and a pledge to service and duty. The latter:… Continue reading

    A rose for a rose
  • Excerpt from “The Range or Truth and Death Walk Across the Desert”: a short story

    Excerpt from “The Range or Truth and Death Walk Across the Desert”, a short story I am working on. “Our boy lay prone upon a hill, bandana pulled up to stave away the stench of burning, and stale excrement. He took… Continue reading

    Excerpt from “The Range or Truth and Death Walk Across the Desert”: a short story
  • The power of literature

    In the ever-evolving world, the art of forging genuine connections remains timeless. Whether it’s with colleagues, clients, or partners, establishing a genuine rapport paves the way for collaborative success. Continue reading

    The power of literature