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How to Find Plot Holes in Your Novel (Most Are Character Holes)Reshoring: The Factory Is the Easy PartMost of the Books I Was Forced to Read in High School Were CrapPlot Armor: Signs Your Hero Is Too Safe, and How to Fix ItShould You Sell Lifetime Rights to Your Self-Published Book for a Modest Advance?Shame Doesn’t Stop Artists From Using AI. It Stops Them From Telling You.AI Labels on TikTok and Meta Are Flagging Human WorkAuthor Richard Lowe Completes Peacekeeper, a Four-Book Science Fiction Series He Started at Age 14Fan Art Copied by AI: Glass Houses, Copyright and the Pile-OnSir Sam Neill: A TributeReal Names in a Book: Who Gets Sued, the Author, the Publisher or the Ghostwriter?When Characters Take Over the Plot, Let Them“You’re Not a Real Author”: The Pile-On Over AI-Assisted BooksDoes Human Writing Have a Soul?Does AI Have a Soul? Wrong QuestionHumor in Book Marketing: Getting Attention Without BeggingHow Long Should a Chapter Be? Manuscript Habits That Save You LaterThe Business Novel and the Companion Workbook: Two Formats Business Authors OverlookThe Back of the Book: Index, About the Author, Acknowledgments and Back Cover CopyI Build My Own Software Tools With Claude, and Some of Them Bit MeWhat Years of Buying From IT Vendors Taught MeThree Management Habits That Waste Good PeopleI Write Books for a Living. I Barely Read Them Anymore.The Coach and the Webinar That Sold Me NothingThe Work I’d Cringe At Now, and Why I’m Glad I DoPreface, Prologue, Foreword or Introduction: What Goes WhereWho Is Your Book For? Build a Reader Avatar Before Chapter OneWhy I Won’t Build a Ghostwriting Business That ScalesHow I Hire a Virtual Assistant: Do It, Script It, Hand It OffThe Mail Carrier Who Thought Flipping Houses Was EasyWhat Wedding Photography Taught Me About Pricing Creative WorkCloudflare’s Free Tier Got My Money, and I’d Pay AgainYou Can’t Edit Your Way Onto WikipediaBottom-Up, Top-Down: Why I Build Both Ways at OnceSix Months in Las Vegas and I Never Placed a BetMy Smart Speaker Took Over a Device I Never ConnectedThe Finished Movies Studios Threw Away for a Tax Write-OffReading Josephus: Pick the Right Translation and Watch His BiasResearch Your Amazon Categories Before You Write a WordThe Two Times the Desert Nearly Kept MeIs Writing With AI Theft? Stop Calling Writers ThievesAI Photo Restoration for Your Book: Fix the Photo, Keep the OriginalGrandma Isn’t AI Slop: The Pile-On Over Restored Family PhotosWhat Does AI Say When Someone Searches Your Name?It’s Not X, It’s Y: The AI Tell Shakespeare Wrote FirstWho Gets Rich From AI Data Centers? The Local, National and Global EconomyAre AI Data Centers Bad for the Environment? What’s True and What Isn’tAI Data Centers and Geopolitics: Chips, China, Spies and PowerAI Derangement Syndrome: Who Cares If the Cover Was Made With AI?How to Write a Plot Twist Readers Never See Coming

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Saw (2004) film poster

Saw (2004)

Two men wake chained in a filthy bathroom and discover they are pawns in a sadistic puzzle designed by the Jigsaw killer. Saw is James Wan's 2004 American horror film depicting two men who wake chained in a filthy bathroom…

Black Christmas (1974) film poster

Black Christmas (1974)

A sorority house is terrorized by an unseen caller during Christmas break, in the proto-slasher that preceded Halloween by four years. Black Christmas is Bob Clark's 1974 Canadian horror film depicting a sorority house during Christmas break terrorized by an…

Psycho (1960) film poster

Psycho (1960)

Hitchcock's adaptation of Robert Bloch's novel about a woman who steals from her employer and stops at the wrong motel. Psycho is Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 American horror-thriller adapted from Robert Bloch's 1959 novel, depicting a Phoenix real-estate secretary who steals…

Dawn of the Dead (1978) film poster

Dawn of the Dead (1978)

Survivors of the zombie apocalypse take refuge in a suburban shopping mall, in George Romero's social satire sequel. Dario Argento financed the Italian co-production and supervised the European cut that runs approximately fifteen minutes shorter than Romero's preferred American version.

Misery (1990) film poster

Misery (1990)

Misery is Rob Reiner's 1990 American psychological-thriller film adapted from Stephen King's 1987 novel, depicting a romance novelist who crashes his car in a Colorado snowstorm and is rescued by his self-described number-one fan, who imprisons him in her isolated…

Evil Dead II (1987) film poster

Evil Dead II (1987)

Sam Raimi's part-remake, part-sequel where Ash returns to the cabin and battles increasingly absurd demonic forces. Evil Dead II is Sam Raimi's 1987 American horror-comedy film operating as part remake and part sequel to his 1981 The Evil Dead, depicting…

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Airport (1970)

George Seaton's 1970 airline disaster film. Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Helen Hayes Oscar.

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The Name of the Rose (1986)

Jean-Jacques Annaud's 1986 Eco adaptation. Sean Connery as Franciscan monk investigating monastery murders.

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Black Hawk Down (2001)

Ridley Scott's 2001 Mogadishu battle. October 1993 Somalia raid gone wrong.

Dog Day Afternoon (1975) film poster

Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

Sidney Lumet's 1975 Brooklyn bank heist. Attica, Wyoming, sweltering New York summer.

Inside Man (2006) film poster

Inside Man (2006)

Spike Lee's 2006 Manhattan bank heist. Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie Build.

Le Trou (1960) film poster

Le Trou (1960)

Jacques Becker's 1960 French prison drama. Five inmates plan escape from La Sante.