When Clarity Invites Suspicion” AI, Writing, and Authorship
Clear writing used to signal skill and experience. Now, in the age of AI, it can raise questions instead. When did clarity start to feel suspicious?
Clear writing used to signal skill and experience. Now, in the age of AI, it can raise questions instead. When did clarity start to feel suspicious?
Spring arrived in a new way this year—someone bought my pool maintenance book. A small moment that meant a lot, and a sure sign pool season is just around the corner.
The last time I posted here, I wrote about what happens when ideas refuse to stay in their lane. At the time, I thought I meant distraction. Now I see it’s more nuanced than that. Some projects stall.You set them down.You think.You revise.You wait for clarity. Other projects? They won’t let you stop. The ideas…
After articulating why Peacock Pen Press exists, it became clear that the explanation itself needed somewhere to live. Not as a mission statement carved in stone, but as a reference point—something to return to as the work continues to grow, overlap, and occasionally surprise me. One project rarely leads neatly to the next. More often,…