Thesis ~ The Strangest of all Attractors || Preface
robotkinz
This is the Preface for my first book, entitled Thesis ~ The Strangest of all Attractors. The Hasmian Rosetta Stone Inscriptions by Mary-Anne Rutherford McGalland
writing
View from home.
mer
Commitment (fiction) Part III of IV
gregoryadamsfiction
Casper grins right back, and his eyes laugh crazy little quiet laugh. “Oh, yes, I know. Why night, when, if this was before the greater part of Creation, there is as of yet no sun? Why horns, when there is no air, why rank and file and command, when all is peaceful, and there can be no reason for war, because there is no enemy?”
Long Days
keeperofsheep
Thesis ~ The Strangest of All Attractors || Ch. 4, Pages 90-92
robotkinz
The first flashback scene for chapter 4. The Title of this chapter is Between the Lines.
Troubled souls must go to troubled places
ruthschenk
Little League Rocks!!!
keeperofsheep
AA and God at the End of the 20th Century
keeperofsheep
A Fine Evening Spent With an Old Friend
keeperofsheep
साँझ भई औ कान्हा, दरसन ना दियौ आय
tusharpandey
भक्ति पद
The Ghost of Clark. Part 2: A Chance for Hope
tjschanaman
Does Vest survive? And what of the William Clark?
How to clear your scattered mind with one obscenely simple ritual
jonathan
Thesis ~ The Strangest of All Attractors || Ch. 3, Pages 85-89
robotkinz
The second flashback scene for chapter 3. The title of this chapter is Together.
The Internet Doesn't Want Readers. It Wants Livestock.
grumpy-welshman
Thesis ~ The Strangest of All Attractors || Ch. 3, Pages 81-84
robotkinz
The rest of the present day scenes for Chapter 3. The title of this chapter is Together.
Experimentation
manuirakam
Discussion on experimenting in life
Commitment (fiction) Part II of V
gregoryadamsfiction
Thesis ~ The Strangest of All Attractors || Ch. 3, Pages 76-81
robotkinz
These are the first present day scenes for Chapter 3. The title of this chapter is Together.
Leaning
ruthschenk
The subtle art of impermanence and how strangers leave behind lasting imprints
thearchivedstories
How strangers leave behind imprints and the subtle art of impermanence
Why the natural numbers must die… Horribly.
Mads
The reason is simple, since no one seems to know what actually means, and there are other symbols available that cause much less (i.e. no) confusion, it is time to retire the notion of a natural number. Let me explain. Everyone in mathematics seems to have their own opinion on whether 0 is a...
The Ghost of the William Clark Part 1: The Death of the William Clark
tjschanaman
#A Talk Given at Dawn
prasangika-matters
Thesis ~ The Strangest of All Attractors || Ch. 3, Pages 70-75
robotkinz
The first flashback scene for Chapter 3. The title of this chapter is Together. Michelle is very guarded about her past. Of those early years. She only talks about what her life on Earth was like to the people she trusts. And those people are few and far between.
2025: Writing Again
ocelot
After years doing other things I'm writing stories again.
Lucky Luke and the Psychology of Denial
niko
Thesis ~ The Strangest of All Attractors || Ch. 2, Pages 66-69
robotkinz
The second flashback scene for Chapter 2. The title of this chapter is "An Age of Reason."
The Flong Files
robbycharters
A piece of flash fiction about a classroom in the far future looking back on us
Minor inconveniences that aren't minor
thearchivedstories
A reflection on resilience, recovery and emotional momentum.
The Patience of the Meadow
whitelight
On Registers, Consilience, and Why I Write the Way I Do
dignitybydesign
More words, not less
kojobaffoe
Preamble
garyglass
What we're in for.
The Tender Pulse of Feeling
michael-graeme
Myth vs History: An approach to the worldbuilding in fantasy literature
mercedesdesantiago
The first thing is to distinguish between myth, legend, and history, because defining their meanings will allow us to better understand what we intend to achieve by building our world.
What the Telemeter Measures
sergiogalanti
The outermost scale on Angelus’s new triple-function instrument was built to measure approaching danger. Fifty examples exist. None will ever measure anything.
# Deer Park or Vulture Peak
prasangika-matters
Writing as Alchemy
michael-graeme
Two Monasteries
sergiogalanti
Two communities built separate theologies around the same fear. When one finally bought from the other, the transaction exposed more than either tradition cared to admit.
On Process: Earning Emotional Payoff
inkblotsandintuition
The Night Train
michael-graeme
Doing my best
michael-graeme
Gotta start somewhere, right?
nevjev
The Things that Annoy Me about Substack, and Why I'll Probably Still Use It (For Now)
robotkinz
Substack is annoying and bothersome, but there's some features I still like about it.
A Boring Morning With AI
mh-benton
Jack Kerouac Was A Friend Of Mine
mh-benton
Andy Warhol famously said, “In the future, everyone will be world‑famous for fifteen minutes.” He had no way of knowing even that would be too long.
Today from the Bunker
halindc
On Process: Why I'm Journaling My Writing Life Here
inkblotsandintuition
Emacs as the Freelancer’s Command Center
Erik L. Arneson
Freelancing for small businesses and organizations leads to a position where you are juggling a number of projects for multiple clients. You need to keep track of a number of tasks ranging from software development to sending emails to project management. This is a lot easier when you have a...
Writing Experience (Emacs Carnival)
Erik L. Arneson
This is my contribution to month two of Greg Newman’s Emacs Carnival. The topic this month is “Writing Experience,” which is perfect, since I write in Emacs all the time. In fact, I am writing this blog post in Emacs right now! Emacs Writing History I do not know how long I have been writing in...