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How to Make AI Write Less Like AI
Too much AI‑assisted writing lands correct but hollow. Copywriter Chris Silvestri turns a hard lesson into a three‑phase workflow for great writing with AI and shows, in a side‑by‑side prompt test, how a bit of context shifts the output. You’ll see how you can apply the same method to any kind of writing—copy, board decks, novels—and where judgment does the heavy lifting.—Kate Lee Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox.
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Three recently released graphic novels showcase a range of approaches and subjects, including a subversive retelling of an American classic, a fantasy adventure about a magical world next to our own and an odds-and-ends collection from an American master that is more than the sum of its parts.
Three recent graphic novels look at Mark Twain’s Jim, goblins and more
Three recently released graphic novels showcase a range of approaches and subjects, including a subversive retelling of an American classic, a fantasy adventure about a magical world next to our own and an odds-and-ends collection from an American master that is more than the sum of its parts.
'Frank Miller's Pandora: Book 1' (review)
Written by Anthony Maranville and Chris Silvestri Illustrated by Emma Kubert Concept by Frank Miller Published by Abrams ComicArts The “Frank Miller Presents” line of comics was pretty short lived. I haven’t heard of anything new, but as fast as they were putting them out, they sort of disappeared from the shelves. There will always be an appeal and fan base for anything that Frank Miller touches, yet these books sort of failed to burn up the marketplace.
"Forget Me Not" • TrekCore.com
After being joined on their search for the Federation by a new addition to the Discovery crew, the ship heads to a familiar Alpha Quadrant planet to continue their new mission. With the revaluation that Adira (Blu del Barrio) is a human carrying a Trill symbiont, the Discovery and crew heads to the Trill homeworld to see if the alien race explored throughout Star Trek: Deep Space Nine can help uncover the hidden knowledge inside the young officer. Jadzia Dax visits the Caves of Mak’ala.
New Looks at Animated STAR TREK: SHORT TREKS
The last Short Trek entries for 2019 are set to beam down on Thursday, and this month we’ve got a double-header of all new animated Star Trek: Discovery stories to cap off the calendar year! This two-pack of drawn Discovery tales mark the first new animated Trek content since the original Animated Series in the 1970s, and both “The Girl Who Made the Stars” and “Ephraim and Dot” each bring with it unique animation styles and a step outside of the Season 2 storyline that wrapped up back in...
Star Trek is Returning to Animation: Exclusive First Look at the New Short Treks
"The Girl Who Made the Stars” and "Ephraim and Dot" debut on CBS All Access on Thursday, December 12. byScott Collura Posted Dec. 11, 2019, 3:13 a.m. Star Trek has not ventured into the world of animation since the original Animated Series, which ran from 1973-1974 and featured the voices of William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy and most of the original show's cast as they revived their characters for new adventures aboard the USS Enterprise.
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