A Teller of Tales. Husband, father, teacher, tech startup developer. Former Presidential candidate.
This is a short piece I wrote for one of our bonfire invitations years ago. It’s a favorite of mine for a number of reasons. I hope you like it as well. “Is it time already?” Rowan fussed with the
A few years ago, our trip to/from the Outer Banks for vacation involved a 10+ hour car trip in each direction. As a result, I found myself in an excellent position to study and take notes on the Small
Originally posted Feb 29, 2008 Yesterday upon the stair I met a man who wasn’t there. He wasn’t there again today Oh how I wish he’d go away. -- William Hughes Mearns This bit of doggerel - or a
I don’t think I’ve made a secret of the fact that the setting for A Sense of Murder is a post-Roman, post-Christian world. There’s enough oblique references in the book that most readers will sus that
If you do, you're in luck—because the BASED BOOK NICHE SALE is going on! Michael Finney (@mdf365, host of The Episodic podcast) has gathered together some of the best indie short story authors out
I’m noticing interesting things with LLMs - or, rather, with stories about LLMs. “My cousin has a friend at a company and his co-worker…” Yeah, we’re already in Urban Legend territory with language
"LLMs are reading my work!" is latest chapter in a story as old as the Web itself A few weeks ago, someone asked about the possibility of using “Unicode poisoning” to defeat bots scraping web content