Patricia Leslie

October was another great month of reading! Love the work of authors, Evie Woods, Christina Henry, and Jeff Clulow!

Last weekend was the 10th anniversary of Historical Novel Society Australasia’s biennial conference, History Unbound, so I packed my bags and headed to Sydney for the Sunday program.

Final Thoughts on the Intersection of AI and Literature: fourth and final in a series on the impact of artificial intelligence on literature and reading. I requested an article on this topic through WIX AI post creator and am pulling it apart one sub-heading at a time.

September Reading Recs Recap - Another month of great reading

This is the third in a series on the impact of artificial intelligence on literature and reading - identifying AI-created literature

Welcome to my reading list roundup. A safe place where I whittle away at my "to be read" pile. I'm currently on a roll. A book a week! Well, almost...

This article is the next in a series on the impact of artificial intelligence on literature and reading.

The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the literary landscape in profound ways.

These stories are so well written that I feel I stepped into the worlds of Esme Nicoll and Peggy Jones, worlds where women yearn for more than what they’re allowed. Esme longs for words and a way to define her life experience. Peggy longs to read and learn about the books she helps to bind every day.

Part two of My Year of Gothic Horror features Jane Austen and Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley.