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readingproject updated Reading Project

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toughbusiness updated tough business: a parker site

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mortesubitaesuja updated Morte Subita

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Morte Subita

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mortesubitaesuja 6 months ago

I'll put the English version later, I'm still very exhausted

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mchatersclub 6 months ago

YESSSSSSSSSS CHAPTER 4

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starlitseas updated starlit seas. a blue horizon info site by n...

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starlitseas 6 months ago

Main new addition is the new blog post with a sketch of Nasir + Leila and their crew, for anyone who's been following along and curious about their looks. They are the Ancient selves of Antonio + Layla and their crew.

starlitseas 6 months ago

Everything else is a repeat of what's already on the main page!

starlitseas 6 months ago

Oh and a tiny bit of microblogging.

readbeyondthestars

6 months ago

I went from wanting to be a ytber to artist (trad Art) to school therapist/counselor to psychiatrist to mangaka a to photographer to the last 3 together to just psychiatrist & mangaka to those 2 + actor/v actor + animator to just actor/v actor

readbeyondthestars 6 months ago

(Maybe)(hopefully) fulfilling my childhood dreams of being in front of a camera and being famous

merryjest gaily-novelry

6 months ago

I just adore the Gaily Novelry! What a perfect site!

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gaily-novelry 6 months ago

Very sweet of you to say. Glad you enjoy!

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gaily-novelry updated Gaily Novelry - Queer Fiction & Book Design

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Gaily Novelry - Queer Fiction & Book Design

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fellowesin updated Esin's Neocities

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toughbusiness updated tough business: a parker site

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notprincehamlet

6 months ago

wait, 100k+ views???????? wowza. thanks everyone ;_;

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foggybear42 6 months ago

congrats !!!!

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notprincehamlet updated purgamentum exit

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notprincehamlet 6 months ago

FINALLY. BEHOLD: MY CROSS-STITCH PAGE! no idea why the font i chose for the headings refuses to display (or why arial suddenly pretends not to support cyrillic when i know it does), but ehhh i'll try to fix it later i guess??

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notprincehamlet 6 months ago

also!! i finally caught up on new guestbook messages!!

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getcubed 6 months ago

losing my mind over the Beachcomber's Paradise piece! so amazing

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notprincehamlet 6 months ago

@getcubed thank you! ♥♥♥ it took me ages to finish it, but i love the result!

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inkcaps 6 months ago

YAYYYYYY I'M SO HAPPY TO SEE YOUR CROSS STITCH!! And WOW I have to gush about how talented you are, all your pieces are so gorgeous!! You have an awesome sense of taste. There's so many that I adore, but my favorites include the Beachcomber's Paradise, OTGW one, and the Pumpkin Season. MamaWitch has gorgeousss patterns honestly. * __* excited to see you upload the rest of these!! (❁´◡`❁) ♡♡

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notprincehamlet 6 months ago

@inkcaps AAAHH thank you so much sarah!! it's always lovely seeing you on my page! ♥♥♥

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bright-eyes readingproject

6 months ago

I thought that you might be interested in doing a piece about this on the blog portion of the Reading Project. I've noticed over the past year or so that there are a lot of low quality e-books showing up on Amazon in particular - you can usually tell them because the author doesn't have a fantastic fiction page about them and their books, and they usually have

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bright-eyes 6 months ago

a series of books which have a lot of books in them in an inconceivably short period of time. https://www.404media.co/ai-generated-slop-is-already-in-your-public-library-3/

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readingproject 6 months ago

I've been noticing ads pop up on my feed promoting 'AI' programs that will get your novel written in the afternoon so you can have it published and selling by dinner, sort-of-thing. I made comment about this sort of thing in the sidebar for a recent review on Richard Osman's We Solve Murders. It's a depressing situation

readingproject 6 months ago

I've just finished reading the article. It's really terrible. I hadn't thought about the issue librarians face, of trying to curate their collections and the problems of paying to use low-quality AI-produced material that is not clearly labelled as AI generated. I was speaking to several authors last year who were also depressed about how this is changing their industry

bright-eyes 6 months ago

It is. I first came across the problem with Kindle e-books because I looked up some that looked interesting and then when I opened the page, they were badly written. There are several apps that e-mail kindle book suggestions to you which you can download for free, or low cost and I suspect that most of those are AI generated, or at least poorly written and edited. I now only buy/download kindle books from authors I

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bright-eyes 6 months ago

recognize. It is frustrating as a reader and it's probably equally as frustrating for authors, especially new ones because people will be reluctant to buy/read their work. In some ways, I wished I'd bought a different e-reader because I don't see the same problem associated with other e-readers, and kindle unlimited isn't that useful.

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readingproject 6 months ago

I had an ereader many years ago but didn't enjoy the experience. Reading old fashioned books mitigates this problem to a large degree. But I can see scenarios, long-term, where even that could be affected.

fellowesin updated Esin's Neocities

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