Cracking symbols and codes, deciphering ancient texts, and uncovering millennia-old secrets are some of the mystifying feats for which fictitious archaeologists are often credited. While we can’t all ...
Author Chigozie Obioma is fascinated by how people can act on opposite ends of the spectrum of human behavior. At a Thursday talk hosted through the Literary Arts Department’s “Writers on Writing” ...
From her early childhood on, Natalie Goldberg always loved to write. But after college, she was sidetracked into the restaurant business in Ann Arbor, Mich. She put down her menu and picked up her ...
Joel Heng Hartse receives funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. He is also president of the Canadian Association for the Study of Discourse and ...
IN commemoration of National Arts Month, the Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the Philippine Consulate in Agana, Guam held lectures and workshops on Baybayin, which is the country’s ...
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AI Can't End Creative Pain: No Miracle Seasoning
It’s been a while since AI began writing and creating art. I felt the end of creativity was near. If the pain of the creative process disappears, isn’t art just a fish-shaped pastry made by pouring in ...
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