A story of two Dicks and adaptations — We’ve learned to be a little leery of things “based on a true story.” But the tradition is a very old one. As long as things have happened — there have been storytellers to dramatize it. Herman Melville was like that. His 1851 doorstop of classic literature, Moby Dick, wasn’t…

The journal that kicks like a mule — The journal that kicks like a mule I’m Lance. The Mule is a passion project for me. It’s an experiment in publishing, and it’s an outgrowth or my “real,” business. You can find out more about me and what I do here: Lance R. Fletcher - Medium Read writing from Lance R. Fletcher on Medium. Fun Fact Enthusiast | Poet | Bookseller | Editor/Publicist for Hire |…www.medium.com

Books are my life. Writer, editor, and fun fact enthusiast. — If you like my work, consider buying me a coffee! I run on coffee and fun facts. If you’re looking for editing work, or other help with your creative work, you can also reach out to me there. https://ko-fi.com/lancerfletcher Contents: My publications/where I put different stuff/write with me My bio My…

As you may or may not be aware, I have a little project going. The idea behind Mermaids of Mars (and 1,000 Robots) is trying to see if I can generate a serviceable fiction story using AI — and how I, or anyone else, might go about that. Despite the…

A tale of anime catgirls, luchadores, and 1,000 robots — First and foremost — you can try out this AI Dungeon world via my AI Dungeon profile here: https://play.aidungeon.com/profile/Transit%20Umbra Fair warning: I’ve been using AI Dungeon as a dumping ground for a lot of my late-night bright ideas, and some things may not necessarily be SFW. As with any AI…

1,000 Robots walk into a tavern. 1,000 Robots with Typewriters is exploring the use of AI as a tool to help writers make better stories, write more efficiently, and end the pandemic of writers block. There’s a lot of undue fear that AI will replace human writers, and there are…

The whys, what-fors, and how to support this… —

It’s not just AI that’s the problem. I was born in 1986, under a sweltering Texas summer sun. There’s a lot of nostalgia about growing up in the late 80s and into the 90s today. And rightfully so. …

And how you can help your local libraries. — I grew up in a place without a library. Lots of cows though. When I got older, I’d already fallen in love with books. I had an opportunity to spend some time working in the closest library to where I grew up. That made me understand the value of libraries…