The weird and varied world of a writer (historical fantasy) with ADHD, an HSP, and a Renaissance Soul (abridged). Jack is my pen name for fiction. You can also find me on Archive of Our Own (AO3) as aka_jack_orinson. On Tumblr it is aka-jack-orinson.
You get money from a book you published on a date you can't predict. it will be a sum you can't predict. you will never know if the ranch is saved or not. Everyone makes interest off your royalties before you do, and you're probably not making *any* interest at all
No, authors aren't burnt out because "writing without AI is slow"
We're burnt out because we're paid dirt so we need day jobs to survive
August 26, 2025 at 11:49 PM
You get money from a book you published on a date you can't predict. it will be a sum you can't predict. you will never know if the ranch is saved or not. Everyone makes interest off your royalties before you do, and you're probably not making *any* interest at all
Oh, you’re an author? You should get a real job. You know. Like all those people who work on your books. Editors and publicists and sales reps and executives, myriad others whose gainful full-time employment solely centers around what you produce. Why can’t you just have a real job like all of them?
AI's best use case will always be scams. It's scamtech, top to bottom. Everything about it is crooked. Its bedrock is theft and its legacy is the destruction of the environment, both physical and virtual.
Even most of its 'legitimate' uses are a form of lying. "I wrote this." "I created this."
AI's best use case will always be scams. It's scamtech, top to bottom. Everything about it is crooked. Its bedrock is theft and its legacy is the destruction of the environment, both physical and virtual.
Even most of its 'legitimate' uses are a form of lying. "I wrote this." "I created this."