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Bret Bernhoft
Related to several of the other posts in this thread, I decided to ask an the ChatGPT AI what made the 1990s so special. Here is a screenshot of that conversation:
Thank you.So sorry to hear of your loss, Vince. My deepest sympathy. (And yes, writing about it can help. A little.)
Thank you, @Ensign Shah, that’s lovely of you to say.@Vince W. It is a beautifully written blog. You are a wonderful member of the Chrons forum. Your contributions always make me smile. I hope we can provide you with a little bit of comfort every now and then. Take care of yourself.
PAX and prayers, Vince. It is always good to express in writing, and to share it too. Thank you for sharing. Peace.
Aww, no Raven Roast?so here's a look at three books with tea/coffee at their heart.
Really interesting. I agree that it's particularly glaring in authors who don't stray too far from a milieu or their established style. The trick us to break it up, take risks, change settings. But that, of course, is commercial suicide, and loses the author lots of fans. I know this from personal experience.Thoughts on Long Career Authors and Decline
“You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” Batman wasn’t talking about authors. Still, something of the sentiment covers them for me. I’m forcin…peatlong.wordpress.com
Really interesting. I agree that it's particularly glaring in authors who don't stray too far from a milieu or their established style. The trick us to break it up, take risks, change settings. But that, of course, is commercial suicide, and loses the author lots of fans. I know this from personal experience.
I think there's a lot to be said for this. Robert Silverberg stands out as an example of an author who stopped trying once he got big fame. The crunch comes when an author says to themself, do I really want to lose all those fans? Then they feel scared. Then they stop trying. It's extremely difficult to dare.
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