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N. Joseph Glass

Reading is a journey. An author is merely a guide.

Yours free for connecting: The JFK Paradox. An alternate history sci-fi short. JFK did not die on November 22, 1963. But was he supposed to survive Dallas? When US soldiers, envoys, and ambassadors start dropping dead, JFK faces an unimaginable plight and the most important decision of his presidency.

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👉 FREE for ONE Day! (Also on Kindle Unlimited) Finding Idyllium, 4.7 / 5 from over 80 reviews, yours free... Survival. Hope. Betrayal. As Earth dies, humanity's last chance lies on a pristine parallel world. But salvation comes with a price.Captain Marc Sanders balances the psychological toll of saving 4.5 billion on a dying earth with his personal demons. His daughter's life hangs on his every decision. When evidence mounts that their mission may be built on lies, members of his team turn on...

8 days ago • 1 min read

ChatGPT Prompt: "Can you create an image of an AI writing a novel?" Thoughts from a human brain on AI writing Many artists are worried about the advent of AI-generated content. Is it ethical? Should “art,” one of the core foundations that makes us human, be generated by such non-human means? From images, to videos, to books, and many other creative expressions, AI is becoming more prolific. The uprising is already here. What if the machines are not taking over the world, but have already...

about 1 month ago • 4 min read

It's always fun to see "English" used in Italy Indies Gotta Spend if Readers Gonna Read Many indie authors self-edit and stop there. I learned (the hard way) that to engage readers so they enjoy my stories, like all authors, I need a team of experts to polish and refine a manuscript into a novel. I invest in my craft to provide you with a great reading experience. That starts with self-editing but cannot end there. An author must add beta readers, professional (paid) editors and proofreaders,...

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