I have met people – a rare few, it must be said – who claim never to have had a ‘down day’; never to have known a depressed moment. That’s not my experience at all. Quite the contrary! It’s hard to write about depression and mental illness without running the risk of seeming morose or … Continue reading Some days and some dogs…
Category: Books
New Release – ALL WILL BE WELL
In a few days we will mark the fourth anniversary of Anne’s passing. Remembrance Day – Eve now holds a deeper resonance. I’m sure every author expresses their works as ‘labours of love’. That is most definitely the case with All Will Be Well. Its completion and release at this time are more happenstance than … Continue reading New Release – ALL WILL BE WELL
Ethical dilemmas in Artificial Intelligence
Tuesday's Children: Artificial Intelligence and the demise of human autonomy I use ChatGPT now for about an hour a day. It is an incredibly helpful assistant in formatting and layouts for my books. It doesn’t always get things right and has occasionally taken me down a dead-end or two. I explore some of the ethical … Continue reading Ethical dilemmas in Artificial Intelligence
So, I wrote a book…
Paul, a lifelong writer, shares his journey of finally fulfilling his dream of writing a novel. The novel, "Tuesday's Child: Artificial Intelligence and the Demise of Human Autonomy," explores the dangers of AI and the importance of human qualities. Paul emphasizes the joy of the writing journey over using AI for novel creation.

