Technical notes, project documentation, and lessons learned across software, DIY, writing, and more.
There's a moment in every project where the thing you've been building becomes real. In software, it's the first production deploy. In fiction, it's the day the proof arrives.
ChatGPT will not write your novel for you. After months of trying, here's what AI actually does well for fiction—and where it fails catastrophically.
Tonight I'm joining Novel90's Spring 2026 cohort. 90 days to turn a messy first draft into something publishable. Here's why I'm doing it publicly.
What 400+ Celtic deities taught me about moral complexity: forces that are neither good nor evil, but necessary and dangerous at once.
A worldbuilding breakthrough: what if Irish stone circles weren't just settings, but a neural network across the land?
The brutal revision where I cut every explanation of my supernatural forces—and learned to trust my readers.
How I stopped writing chatty demons and learned to ground the supernatural in universal human experience.
Every novel has an origin story. Mine started with a superhero game avatar, transformed when my dog died, and became literary dark fantasy.