Read the fifth chapter from the first book of the Laenif trilogy and meet the characters that populate it
Writing

Writing include excerpts from novels, short stories, random commentary and rants, poetry, and all else done with letters, words, etc.
“Leaves of Glass” – Poem from “Everywhere But Elsewhere”
Poem about Walt Whitman, Edgar Allen Poe, and Maya Angelou. An ode to poetry and the suffering it heals, this is “Leaves of Glass”
Story About Steve, ep. 19: “Tell it Nothing is”
Weather in Denver, an exchange between Steve and Chrissy, and a poem by Steve “Tell it Nothing is”
AI vs. WordPress: How the AI Path Can Send Your Site Off the Rails
In the rush to adopt cutting-edge tools, marketing teams are frequently pitched a bold promise: What if you could build and update your website just by chatting with an AI?
A Rearrangement of Displacements Across the Multiple Universes
Another tale from Paul and Sally’s multiverse adventures. Push the Button introduced us to their predicament – now we explore what happens when Paul is sent to a reality where Sally doesn’t know him…
Steve’s Serialized Story, part 18: “Quite Insane”
It’s the 18th part of Steve’s untitled project. A final exchange with his mother, a wine purchase, and another rant from our anonymous narrator.
When the Smoke Clears – Poem from “Paradox Locked”
When the Smoke Clears a poem about the moral and emotional middle ground between desire and suffering, hoping that, after everything burns away, love is what survives.
“Definitely Space Bees.” NASA Mars Rover Uncovers Hexagonal Structure
NASA Mars rover has documented a vast expanse of honeycomb-like textures in a Martian valley nicknamed “Valle Grande.”
Literature History: Age of Enlightenment vs. Age of Romanticism
Characteristics of the Age of Enlightenment include an emphasis on reason, a control of passion, and an adherence to rules and laws. Romanticism emphasizes emotions, freedom, and fulfillment.
Part 17 of Steve’s Serialized Short Story: “Wooden Floorboards”
The seventh episode of the serialized short story features a quick exchange between Steve and Laura, a peek at Steve’s writing process, and then he needs to fill out form A-27.
