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AI is Disenfranchising Genre Authors
It is one thing when authors have to compete against thousands of AI-generated books in their topic area just to be seen and found. It is another issue completely when the tsunami of AI-generated books causes publishers to ENTIRELY BLOCK entire genres from being published at…
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Celebration of Love Rainbow Acrylic Painted Hand-Painted Wooden Palette Artwork
I created this artwork in early 2026. In a challenging world, I feel it is important to stand strong with a message of joy, diversity, inspiration, and hope. My “Celebration of Love” acrylic paint on a wooden palette painting showcases a vibrant tapestry of designs and styles…
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Halloween 2026, Death Watch, and Christa Pike
I have written 31 horror short stories. Usually each October I have great fun, for 31 days, promoting one of my horror short stories for free each day. I usually give away tens of thousands of the Kindle ebooks to lead up to Halloween. It’s one of my most enjoyable activities of…
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Christmas Holiday Decorations
Here’s a few of our holiday Christmas decorations that we’re finding new homes for. The post Christmas Holiday Decorations appeared first on Lisa Shea Blog .
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Day 1 Inktober 2026 Apple
Is anyone else participating in Inktober 2026? Here is my first prompt = Apple I am doing these with a fountain pen. The post Day 1 Inktober 2026 Apple appeared first on Lisa Shea Blog .
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The Temple Short Story by H. P. Lovecraft Review and Analysis
The Temple is a WWI horror short story by H. P. Lovecraft. In this story, an intensely focused WWI German submarine Lieutenant-Commander runs into a supernatural curse, and despite his best efforts to flog and squelch his crew, the crew slowly goes insane. The submarine itself…
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The Unnamable Short Story by H. P. Lovecraft Review and Analysis
The Unnamable by H. P. Lovecraft is a very short horror story. An author (in essence, H. P. Lovecraft) is sitting in a darkening autumnal cemetery with his non-believer friend. They are gently arguing / discussing about Lovecraft’s over-the-top writing and if anything could ever…
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The Festival Short Story by H. P. Lovecraft Review and Analysis
The Festival by H. P. Lovecraft is short and to-the-point. The narrator goes to an old town in Massachusetts, near Salem, around Christmas-time, because it’s ancestrally important (father-to-son of course). He meets up with an elderly man and woman in a 1600s-era house. After…
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The Rats in the Walls Short Story by H. P. Lovecraft Review and Analysis
I had a long, long pause in my Lovecraft reading project while I worked on my mother’s and father’s estates. I am only just now getting caught up enough to work on The Rats in The Walls. In the intervening 10 months I kept reading this story thinking that ‘soon’ I’d be able to…