A curious writer versus AI “hallucination”

I use, among others, the Proton email service. I have no complaints about the email service.Awhile ago now, the same company who provides this email service also began to offer (and promote) Lumo.AI.I want to be very clear here - I have never used any AI to "write" any of my stories, poems, blog posts, … Continue reading A curious writer versus AI “hallucination” →

Rabbit (Microfiction)

Rabbit found at the bottom of an empty coal bin, how lucky were you? How did you survive the initial shock? The loudest noise in the world, the world tumbling up and over and around and down around you, into the dark. Then waking, in a cave growing cold, with a bloody stranger whose first … Continue reading Rabbit (Microfiction) →

More of my ramblings about languages and one of my stories will be published eventually sometime

Cosmic Horror Monthly has accepted one of my pieces! I can't remember if I've already mentioned this or not. I unfortunately have no further information about this, except that'll it'll be fun to have one of my weirder flash fictions out in the world.Awhile ago, Learn German with Falk asked which languages we would learn … Continue reading More of my ramblings about languages and one of my stories will be published eventually sometime →

Microfiction Monday – Untitled

Hello. I am continuing to participate in my regional online group's microfiction Monday's. (Mondays?) What happens is our dear leader gives us a theme of the month (which I usually ignore/forget) and a prompt for the week. We're supposed to limit ourselves to under 300 words, but I rarely do that. I am a chronic … Continue reading Microfiction Monday – Untitled →

Pole Nine by Kilmeny MacMichael

There is a man, relatively young the sand in the soil here dusting his green-grey work pants and his black t-shirt under hi-visibility vest we’ve got similar light brown loose-curl hair that shade that looks like it just missed. This man is digging a hole all by himself with a long-handled shovel and earbuds. I … Continue reading Pole Nine by Kilmeny MacMichael →