Tag: Reunion Duology
-
Coping with Grief: The Role of Novel Writing and AI in Finding Joy
—
by
The author reflects on writing, grief, and joy, discussing the struggle to focus due to a family loss. They share their writing process, resistance to outlines, and use of AI and human Beta readers. The AI analyzes a passage from their novel, revealing the character’s regrets and emotional depth. The scene adds depth to the…
-
Analyzing ‘Reunion: Coda’ Manuscript with Copilot AI
The author’s late start on Monday disrupted their schedule, leading to changes in their morning routine and feelings of sluggishness. Despite intending to relax on Sunday, they couldn’t resist analyzing their novel with Copilot AI. Copilot’s report highlighted the relationship arc between the characters and the realistic portrayal of love in the story.
-
An Ode to the Maddie Burger
In Madison’s embrace, a burger named for Maddie shines bright. A savory homage on a toasted muffin with Bubba’s beef patty, draped in provolone and Sweet Sugar Ray’s BBQ sauce. “Reunion: Coda” cover design and Marty’s spirit in Florida reminisce on high school days, while honoring love and time.
-
Musings & Thoughts for Sunday, July 14, 2024: Of Bastille Day, Chores, and Other Matters
—
by
in Alex Diaz-Granados, Amazon, Amazon Music, Blogging, Copilot AI, Creative Writing, Kindle, Kindle Create (Publishing App), Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Life in New Hampshire (December 2023 and Onward), OpenAI (Bing Chatbot), Personal Thoughts, Reunion Duology, Reunion: A Story, Reunion: Coda, Summer 2024Midday/Early Afternoon, Sunday, July 14, 2024, Madison, New Hampshire Weekend Update, Part the First: France’s Day, a Necessary Chore, and a Surprising Twist Hello, dear readers. It’s another warm summer day here in eastern New Hampshire on the second half of the weekend. I’d like to note that it’s Bastille Day in France and its…
-
Musings & Thoughts for Saturday, July 13, 2024, or: The Weekend Has Arrived…Now What? (Plus…Getting Writing Advice from Skynet)
The author reflects on their writing process for “Reunion: Coda,” finding fulfillment in creating new scenes and bringing the characters to life. The AI tool Copilot provides valuable feedback, ensuring the protagonist is multi-dimensional and relatable. Despite the dilemma of taking a break, the author emphasizes the importance of relaxation and encourages readers to enjoy…
-
Effective Use of Copilot AI: Overcoming Writer’s Doubt
The writer reflects on a tiring day of editing and seeks solace in the feedback from a beta reader and an AI chat bot. The scene from “Reunion: Coda” is analyzed for its rich literary elements. The protagonist, Jim, interacts with a former flame, Nick, revealing their complex history and current dynamics.
-
Sweltering Summer Writing Day in New Hampshire: Challenges and Triumphs
It is a scorching and drowsy day in New Hampshire as the author struggles to write. After finishing a challenging scene the previous day, they plan to continue their novel, seeking insights from AI to enhance their writing. The excerpt from “Reunion: Coda” is lauded for its masterful blend of characterization, dialogue, worldbuilding, and style,…
-
Chapter 18 of Reunion: Coda: A Testament to a Writer’s Trials Faced
On Finishing Chapter 18 of Reunion: Coda A Poem In Fayerweather’s hallowed halls, where history’s whispers flow,A tempest brewed, a cup was thrown, emotions ran aglow.Jim Garraty, our steadfast guide, through past and present weaves,His voice a beacon in the storm, amidst the fallen leaves. A tale of two, of Jim and Maddie, through time’s…
-
All the Words I Kept Inside: New Poetry Book by P.J. Gudka | Writing Struggles and Inspirations
—
by
in Alex Diaz-Granados, All the Words I Kept Inside, Amazon, Book Reviews, Creative Writing, Kindle, Kindle Create (Publishing App), Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Life in New Hampshire (December 2023 and Onward), Novella, Pooja (P.J.) Gudka, Reunion Duology, Reunion: A Story, Reunion: Coda, Summer 2024, UncategorizedOn a hot and muggy day in New England, the author briefs readers on P.J. Gudka’s new poetry book, “All the Words I Kept Inside,” praising its emotional depth and skillful craftsmanship. The author shares two favored poems and discusses their resemblance to their novel, “Reunion: Coda.” Expressing annoyance at a failed writing day, they…
-
Musings & Thoughts for Monday, July 8, 2024, or: Weekend Wrap-Up…and Prepping for the New Workweek
Late Morning, Monday, July 8, 2024, Madison, New Hampshire Hello, friends. The lengthy and dreary holiday weekend of July Fourth has passed. A fresh week of writing awaits me. I wish Calliope, my Muse, would grace me with her presence soon. Reunion: Coda is not a self-writing book, and I could use some creative spark.…
A Certain Point of View, Too 