M.P. Eckstein

AI-generated stories and poems are like factory-made ornaments. They can be admired for what they are, but not for who created them.

Finally got around to clearing the clutter in my writing room. Drawings, paintings, books, paint brushes and pencils. Sometimes I wonder if I have too many hobbies :D

Hello! Thank you so much for following me! I would be so happy if you could check out some books I wrote. I'm writing one called 'Top Marks' currently.

This is the summary: Owen thought that moving to New Zealand's North Island and starting school at Mangrove College would be easy. That is until secrets that weren't supposed to be uncovered, come to light. Drama, adventure and romance will drive the characters to their limits, and make them do things they'd never thought possible.

Different POV's will take you inside the minds of the characters, revealing their fears, weaknesses and deepest darkest secrets.

The future of Mangrove College, its students and everyone else involved, rests on you. Your choices will decide the path the story takes by voting on polls on my wall.

Are you ready for a journey of a lifetime?

I really hope you can check it out and leave some feedback and comments. It would really make my day. Here's the link if you want to go straight to the story: https://www.inkitt.com/stories/adventure/1403156

Also, I have a new book planned that's going to slowly be released in real time as I travel. It's called 'Dear Diary'. Have a great day! 🥰

I have turned off paragraph level comments for all 3 of my main collections: Adventures of Trik the Elf, American Tales, & Cold December Eyes.

I have generated an AI-narrated audiobook from my short story "Truth: A Matrix Story." You can listen to it on YT at my handle: @mpeckstein

What is with those annoying tags at the end of every paragraph? And why is the line formatting being removed from poetry? Space means something in a poem--it's intentional!

I've said this before, and I'll say it again. It's more important for other readers to see reactions than it is for authors to see them.

Well, I'm back. After 3 months, I've nearly recovered from writer's burnout. I'll be producing new content... eventually.

Feeling burnout with the Trik stuff. Will be switching to a new/different project until I get back my motivation.

Trying to find more time to edit stories. Right now it's just lunch hour at work.