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Conversations around art and AI for writers and thinkers (+ em-dash tees!) Author founded.

14/07/2026

WordNerds on the water

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17/06/2026

Our most popular shirt (because writers are sassy and indignant—as they should be) 😁

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11/06/2026

"Protect the children," but legitimate.

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05/06/2026

Breaking, not breaking

Full article: https://wordnerds.net/blogs/news/using-ai-for-interpersonal-matters-a-risk-massive-stanford-study

28/05/2026

It’s been a minute! Why? Because we’ve been having a nice long think about The State of Everything. We’re tired—all so very tired. But also, what a gift to be tired and messy and wrong and also stoked and joyful and happy. See? We’re human, we’re seasonal, we’re imperfect characters, unreliable narrators. How beautiful, how human against sanitized hallways that only grow longer; lit by artificial light that burns on forevermore. How boring, the straight-and-narrow, all that sameness. Give me the full technicolor dance, always, even though it’s guaranteed to end. More of that. 🌈⛈️

11/04/2026

This. This is why human writing will always and ultimately prevail. Individual writers filter the world through their unique eyes and frames of experience; then translate that onto the page, magically enlivening universal connection. But this doesn’t actually happen through plot or story—more through the wordless hum beneath even words themselves. Writers somewhat ironically tap into this place naturally, then pass it onto readers in a process we don’t always fully recognize or understand. But damn, do we all ever feel it (and also feel when it’s absent—ahem, AI).

Spectroscopic: measuring and interpreting electromagnetic spectra as it interacts with matter.

11/03/2026

“To be clear, this is no Grizzly Man. Moyles' walks the balance deftly between connection and separation, ever aware of the potential for anthropomorphism, but also not denying her observation and experience.

And we as readers feel a wordless kinship full of beauty and life.

Indeed, there are scenes in this book that will break your heart, including unforgettable juxtaposition between indigenous reverence for a creature often referred to as Brother and Sister and the disposal-culture of a booming oil industry actively encroaching on nature.

But the reality—tapped into so well in this book—is that sometimes hurt and care are inextricable.”

Read the full review of this incredible, highly recommended book on the WordNerds blog: https://wordnerds.net/blogs/news/book-notes-black-bear

08/03/2026

Ever feel that electric tingling that juts out from some deep internal centre then down your legs up your torso along your shoulders down your arms? Does it exit at your fingertips and influence your next action? Or does the lifetime of responsibility pressing down onto your shoulders reorganize it lower down some patriarchal priority list? And does that spark, meanwhile, fizzle and fade?

Happy International Women’s Day—to tipping the scales. 🌸

21/02/2026

Admittedly, AI has the advantage of never having to contend with such distractions, but also it must be so cold and desolate in there 😼

10/02/2026

Although “writer: original em-dasher” is currently our best-selling tee, some writers are telling us that they’d prefer to remain stealthy (which, of course, tracks). Here are a couple strong options that allow for just that. As always, link in bio. 🤓

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