The Land Acknowledgment Model of LLM Use: Guest Blog by Rachel A. Rosen
A brilliant framing of LLMs as colonizers: a guest blog by author and activist Rachel A. Rosen.
Guest blog: Renan Bernardo on global representation in SFF
I yes’d my way through Renan Bernado’s Hyperspace of Words newsletter earlier this week. I found his words on global representation so important and spot-on that
Nonbinary Thinking is Solarpunk…and Essential
Binaries create harm. I explore the nonbinary of dystopia and hopeful fiction … and much more.
Refuse, Resist … Play
Given fascist, authoritarian takeovers in the US, I offer ways to resist…and have fun doing it. Plus, a bit on technofascism and data privacy.
The (real) Secret
I began writing The Working when the self-help book The Secret was all the rage. An alternate title for my novel: The Real Secret.
Of Witches, Covens…and Dragons?
I’ve signed with Water Dragon Publishing to bring you my debut lunarpunk novel, The Working! I look forward to you meeting the coven who must thwart a looming eco-cataclysm and find the key to the bright future we all need.
Everyday is Sacred, a Solstice Message
Two messages came through my hand as I drew the doodle to accompany this Solstice post. One about energy flow across seasons, and one about the sacredness of every day.
What I Learned at Witchcamp
I had an incredible, potent, magical time of Wonder and Mystery at Witchcamp in mid-July. In no particular order, here are some things I learned:
Solarpunk Futures: Tilting Towards a Better World
I’m very taken with solarpunk, a movement grounded in reality that points us towards justice and a regenerative world. My solarpunk article is up at the Center for Sustainable Futures (CSF), Columbia University. I’m thrilled with its reception and the lovely comments I’ve received, especially
A Sliver Past Eclipse
The winds are howling today, grabbing at the oak leaves that still cling to branches. I watched the lunar eclipse this morning through these nearly bare branches. As the spark of brightness reappeared on the red moon, a weight lifted from my shoulders and heart, the heaviness that had lingered this past week evaporated.
What has been up for you this past week
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