
Barbara Kingsolver Writes Standing Up Because Sitting Made Her Back Explode
A novelist wakes before dawn, writes standing, and pours words into the keyboard until evening.


A novelist wakes before dawn, writes standing, and pours words into the keyboard until evening.

Pope Leo XIV speaks at the Vatican's Consistory Hall, calling for art to be saved from AI, warning of the spark machines cannot replicate.

A New York artist arranges fruit, vegetables, candy and pantry staples into whimsical pictures that look like painted scenes.

A gallery of 114 home projects that started with big dreams and ended with results nobody could have predicted.

A writer claims theater attendance cures writer's block, offering fresh inspiration beyond mere reading.

A writer's advice column urges authors to stop pleasing everyone and set firmer boundaries with strangers seeking free editing.

Katzenberg says resisting AI is pointless, arguing technology expands the canvas rather than diminishes the craft.

A writer's strict rules for using an LLM as a critic, not a collaborator, avoiding praise and stolen words alike.

A programmer who built his own C++ game engine refuses AI code assistants, writing 'Fuck it, make it anyway' to comfort fellow creatives.

Flash sparked a creative boom despite sucking. Today's AI-driven web is standardized, accessible—and utterly dull.

Science says sarcasm is a sign of intelligence and creativity. Explore the research and the memes that celebrate the art of snark.

Leonardo da Vinci's endless delays on the Mona Lisa weren't laziness—new research links his procrastination to genius-level creativity.
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