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Even if You Think Your Writing Isn’t Good Enough to Write a Novel—Why Not Give It a Try? Isaac Asimov as an Example
The above painting is an AI-Created Portrait of an older-appearing Isaac Asimov. Some minor editing was performed using additional digital painting software. I have mostly seen Asimov without a moustache. However, for some reason, AI included a moustache in this Asimov artwork. I'm unaware (at this point) if Asimov ever wore a moustache... but his bushy sideburns are legendary. Let's just say that this is an artistic interpretation of Isaac Asimov's likeness. Besides that, one thing I do know […] -
Even if You Think Your Writing Isn’t Good Enough to Write a Novel—Why Not Give It a Try? Isaac Asimov as an Example
The above painting is an AI-Created Portrait of an older-appearing Isaac Asimov. Some minor editing was performed using additional digital painting software. I have mostly seen Asimov without a moustache. However, for some reason, AI included a moustache in this Asimov artwork. I'm unaware (at this point) if Asimov ever wore a moustache... but his bushy sideburns are legendary. Let's just say that this is an artistic interpretation of Isaac Asimov's likeness. Besides that, one thing I do know […] -
Even if You Think Your Writing Isn’t Good Enough to Write a Novel—Why Not Give It a Try? Isaac Asimov as an Example
The above painting is an AI-Created Portrait of an older-appearing Isaac Asimov. Some minor editing was performed using additional digital painting software. I have mostly seen Asimov without a moustache. However, for some reason, AI included a moustache in this Asimov artwork. I'm unaware (at this point) if Asimov ever wore a moustache... but his bushy sideburns are legendary. Let's just say that this is an artistic interpretation of Isaac Asimov's likeness. Besides that, one thing I do know […] -
Even if You Think Your Writing Isn’t Good Enough to Write a Novel—Why Not Give It a Try? Isaac Asimov as an Example
The above painting is an AI-Created Portrait of an older-appearing Isaac Asimov. Some minor editing was performed using additional digital painting software. I have mostly seen Asimov without a moustache. However, for some reason, AI included a moustache in this Asimov artwork. I'm unaware (at this point) if Asimov ever wore a moustache... but his bushy sideburns are legendary. Let's just say that this is an artistic interpretation of Isaac Asimov's likeness. Besides that, one thing I do know […] -
Even if You Think Your Writing Isn’t Good Enough to Write a Novel—Why Not Give It a Try? Isaac Asimov as an Example
The above painting is an AI-Created Portrait of an older-appearing Isaac Asimov. Some minor editing was performed using additional digital painting software. I have mostly seen Asimov without a moustache. However, for some reason, AI included a moustache in this Asimov artwork. I'm unaware (at this point) if Asimov ever wore a moustache... but his bushy sideburns are legendary. Let's just say that this is an artistic interpretation of Isaac Asimov's likeness. Besides that, one thing I do know […] -
Introduction to Asadel: the main character of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN
"5:31 AM — An AI-generated glimpse into the quiet pull of obsession, where odd numbers on the alarm clock become more than just about time." The opening lines of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN—“The clock struck 5:31 AM, a time Asadel chose with compulsive precision. Numbers gave him power, order”—immediately reveal the first clues about Asadel, the novel’s central character. Asadel’s Psychological Profile Asadel’s psychological profile shows a man caught between ritual and […] -
Introduction to Asadel: the main character of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN
"5:31 AM — An AI-generated glimpse into the quiet pull of obsession, where odd numbers on the alarm clock become more than just about time." The opening lines of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN—“The clock struck 5:31 AM, a time Asadel chose with compulsive precision. Numbers gave him power, order”—immediately reveal the first clues about Asadel, the novel’s central character. Asadel’s Psychological Profile Asadel’s psychological profile shows a man caught between ritual and […] -
Introduction to Asadel: the main character of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN
"5:31 AM — An AI-generated glimpse into the quiet pull of obsession, where odd numbers on the alarm clock become more than just about time." The opening lines of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN—“The clock struck 5:31 AM, a time Asadel chose with compulsive precision. Numbers gave him power, order”—immediately reveal the first clues about Asadel, the novel’s central character. Asadel’s Psychological Profile Asadel’s psychological profile shows a man caught between ritual and […] -
Introduction to Asadel: the main character of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN
"5:31 AM — An AI-generated glimpse into the quiet pull of obsession, where odd numbers on the alarm clock become more than just about time." The opening lines of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN—“The clock struck 5:31 AM, a time Asadel chose with compulsive precision. Numbers gave him power, order”—immediately reveal the first clues about Asadel, the novel’s central character. Asadel’s Psychological Profile Asadel’s psychological profile shows a man caught between ritual and […] -
Introduction to Asadel: the main character of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN
"5:31 AM — An AI-generated glimpse into the quiet pull of obsession, where odd numbers on the alarm clock become more than just about time." The opening lines of A DAY WITH A DEAD MAN—“The clock struck 5:31 AM, a time Asadel chose with compulsive precision. Numbers gave him power, order”—immediately reveal the first clues about Asadel, the novel’s central character. Asadel’s Psychological Profile Asadel’s psychological profile shows a man caught between ritual and […] -
THE, “NO MATTER HOW LONG IT TAKES TO WRITE MY STORY”, MENTALITY
In 2003, I was on a photography job, taking family portraits for a client at their home. After we finished, I chatted with the father, and the topic of my other creative work came up. I told him, “I’m thinking about writing a book.” He replied, word‑for‑word: “Hey man, why think about it. Go home and write the first three pages.” That is precisely what I accomplished when I got back home. After that, I spent three months completing the initial draft, and over the next […]