Writing

A job description for a submissive assistant role, outlining responsibilities, qualifications, compensation. and the application process.

No, I’m not letting a robot write my blog. All those M-dashes are just how the transcription comes out.

I’m here for me, not for you — and I mean that in the nicest possible way. Expect more typos.

I’m dictating this on my bike in the drizzle, halfway across the Manhattan Bridge, and it’ll be on the blog before dinner.

Nobody’s reading this anymore – or if they are, it’s through a chatbot. I miss the traffic spikes more than I want to admit.

I used to put everything here, no flinching. Now there’s a list of things I won’t confess, and I can feel why.

There’s just so much content here; you should be able to find stuff! This is one such (really fun) way.

I’m producing more work than ever thanks to AI, but I’m overwhelmed by unfinished drafts, a sense of online obsolescence, and my own mortality.

After a year of physical, familial, and domestic disruption, I’m reflecting on my relationship to sexuality, fantasy, aging, AI, and gender in search of renewed creative flow.

I’m not as honest with you as I used to be.