Writer on the Edge
One 60-something engineer's honest journey into fiction writing. No guru BS, just weekly insights on starting late, experimenting with AI tools, and figuring out this writing thing in public.
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No More Excuses
Not a very productive week, I’m afraid.
After a beautiful weekend, an unexpectedly pleasant one at the beach house in Hoek van Holland, things went downhill on the drive back home on Monday. I started to feel off; fortunately, my wife was...
Talking to My Protagonist
Sunset. Hook of Holland
A Change of Plans
A slight change of plans this week. Next weekend we’re going away to the sea, which would have been fine a month ago, but the weather has finally broken here in the Netherlands. It looks like...
A Passive Protagonist Problem
They say time waits for no man, and they’re absolutely right. Time just goes on at its own pace. Relatively speaking.
I’m sixty-six now, and mentally I feel as sharp as I’ve always been. But I do notice a lack of focus creeping in, and tha...
The washing machine and the manuscript
Our washing machine died yesterday, which was really nice.
I spent the morning with ChatGPT and its advice, trying to fix it, before I found that the pump was dead. I could replace a pump, but the machine is twelve years old, so chances ar...
A Floor of English Books
What did I say last week? That I didn’t want to talk about the anti-AI trolls again. Ever.
Well, I can’t help it, so my apologies. It’s in my face all the time. If you listen to the latest episode of The Self-Publishing Show, for example,...
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