JAMESON

🖤 A Little Update From Jameson!
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Hello, everyone!

I'm excited to announce that MONSTERS will be receiving new chapters every Monday and Thursday at 9:30 AM EST! 📖


Follow Melodi and Micah through a world of forbidden magic, ancient curses, monstrous secrets, and a slow-burning enemies-to-lovers romance. 👑


I'm incredibly grateful to everyone who has already taken the time to read, comment, or add MONSTERS to their reading lists. Your support means so much, especially as I begin sharing my stories with the world.

And I have another announcement!✨


A brand-new romantasy project, BUBBLES, is officially underway!

I'm keeping most of the details under wraps for now, but expect another world filled with magic, mystery, complicated characters, and plenty of romance.


MONSTERS remains my current publishing priority, but I'll share more about BUBBLES as the story develops.


Thank you for joining me on this journey.
There's so much more to come!

Happy reading! 🖤

— Jameson

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A Thought on AI and the Art of Writing 🖤


Artificial intelligence.


Two words that seem capable of starting a literary war before breakfast.


I've noticed quite a few discussions surrounding its place in creative writing. Some authors embrace it. Others regard it as the death of literature itself.


Personally? I find both perspectives rather fascinating.


I use AI in my writing process.
There.
A confession.
How scandalous.


I use it to brainstorm, develop ideas, explore scenes, and occasionally help draft passages. But the worlds I build, the characters I create, and the direction of my stories remain my decisions.


And perhaps I should confess something else. I'm rather lonely. Friends are unfortunately scarce in my little corner of the world. So here I sit, in the solitude of my metaphorical Victorian castle, surrounded by unfinished manuscripts, imaginary kingdoms, and characters who seem to have more interesting social lives than I do.


AI has become something of a conversational sounding board for my ideas. Not a replacement for human connection, mind you.
Even a brooding gentleman occasionally appreciates another living soul with whom to discuss his literary catastrophes.


I don't believe using a tool automatically makes someone less of a writer.
Nor do I believe generating a thousand words makes someone a brilliant novelist.

Writing requires judgment, imagination, revision, and an understanding of what makes a story worth telling.

AI can assist with those things.
It cannot decide what my stories mean to me.


Perhaps the real question isn't whether authors should use AI, but how much of their creative responsibility they're willing to surrender to it.


As for me, I intend to remain rather possessive of my fictional kingdom.

The cursed princes are troublesome enough without surrendering the throne to an algorithm.


Where do you stand on AI-assisted writing?


Happy Reading,


— JAMESON 🖤

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