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Hi! Thank you for this post. Your book spoke to me a lot as a creative writer--I’ve been rethinking what I thought I knew about writing as a craft, especially as I’m dipping my toes into collaborating with LLMs in my writing. Your argument in Cha…
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Hi everyone, my name is Tiffany. I’m a creative writer and an MPhil research postgraduate student in English literary studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. I’m very much a beginner when it comes to code and code studies, but I’m currently …