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DIY MFA with AI
A long-form curriculum for serious writers.
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Cinema Writing Studio
Build a feature or pilot with scene-level craft.
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Publishing Standards
Editorial and attribution standards for AI-assisted writing.
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Twelve Magazines to Keep on the Fiction Writer’s Desk
A fiction writer’s reading shelf: twelve literary magazines and a practical framework for studying contemporary craft without imitation.
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Disclosure Without Panic.
How to talk about AI use like a professional writer: plainly, proportionally, and without turning your process into a confession booth.
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Let Huxe Read the Room Before You Enter It.
A writer-focused guide to using Huxe as an audio research and pattern-detection tool without losing craft judgment or creative agency.
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AI Is Not Your Muse. It Is Your Tuning Fork.
A craft-first guide for poets on using AI as a revision instrument: pattern detection, line-pressure diagnostics, and decision-forcing exercises.
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20 Plays Writers Should Read for Craft Mastery
An annotated cross-era reading list of 20 plays writers should study to sharpen scene design, dialogue, structure, and dramatic pressure.
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AI Has a Research Brain.
A writer-focused guide to Deep Research in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and NotebookLM—including where these tools fail and how to verify what matters.
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Train It On Your Best Work.
Build a personal style document that calibrates AI feedback to your own voice instead of generic prose norms.
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Two Readers, One Scene.
Run one scene through a developmental editor and a resistant first reader to separate objective revision problems from strategic craft choices.
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Reading AI Feedback Like a Writer.
An AI response is not a verdict. Learn a practical system for sorting signal from noise, pushing back well, and revising with clear decisions.
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The Scene on the Table.
A complete, step-by-step walkthrough of how to take a stuck scene into an AI revision session — from the first brief to the final decision about what to keep.
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When Your Character Stops Moving.
Every writer hits the wall where a character stops feeling like a person and starts feeling like a function. Five prompts to break them open again and out of cliché.
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AI Has a Desk, Not a Filing Cabinet.
Every revision session with AI begins from scratch. Understanding the context window helps long-form writers design better, focused editing sessions.
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Don't Let It Sand You Down.
AI feedback often pushes prose toward the statistical average—here's how to preserve the stylistic fingerprints that make your voice yours.
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Talk to It Like an Editor.
Prompting and context engineering can turn generic AI feedback into precise, revision-ready editorial insight.
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The Machine That Guesses — Brilliantly.
An AI doesn't know what it's going to say next—it predicts it. Understanding that one fact changes everything about how you work with these tools.
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AI Doesn't Read. It Eats.
Before you hand your prose to an AI, there's one thing you need to know about how it actually reads your words.
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Finding Your Unique Voice
DIY MFA with AI: Core Skills
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AI as a Brainstorming Partner
Intro to AI
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The Engine of Story: Goal, Motivation, and Conflict
The Writer's Apprenticeship: A Two-Year, Self-Paced MFA
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The Living World: Mastering Setting and Scene Construction
The Writer's Apprenticeship: A Two-Year, Self-Paced MFA
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DIY MFA with AI Lesson Five: Weaving the Fabric
The Writer's Apprenticeship: A Two-Year, Self-Paced MFA