AI tools are transforming traditional art and writing by accelerating creation, but they also pose challenges regarding quality, originality, and the value of human effort.
The HackerNoon Newsletter: China and Vietnam May Have Cracked The Perfect Recipe for Digital Complacency (11/30/2024) | HackerNoon
Surveillance and privacy concerns are growing, particularly in China and Vietnam where they control activist movements.
I used ReMarkable's new colored E Ink tablet for two weeks - and can't go back to 'real' paper
The ReMarkable Paper Pro enhances productivity with a focus on writing, but comes with drawbacks like high cost and required subscriptions.
Is our handwriting getting worse? It's not just technology that affects our way of writing
Ramon Rubio's teaching innovations led to the creation of Rubio Notebooks, which transformed calligraphy education.
Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Lucas Matheus, Tech Lead | HackerNoon
Lucas Matheus, a tech professional from Brazil, emphasizes the significance of soft skills in tech project leadership through his recent article.
4 Tools That Make It Easy to Write and Work-Wherever You Go
Many professionals are writers, even if they don't identify as such.
Writers need reliable tools to maintain productivity on the go.
The Rise of AI: Are Computers The Next Picasso?
AI tools are transforming traditional art and writing by accelerating creation, but they also pose challenges regarding quality, originality, and the value of human effort.
The HackerNoon Newsletter: China and Vietnam May Have Cracked The Perfect Recipe for Digital Complacency (11/30/2024) | HackerNoon
Surveillance and privacy concerns are growing, particularly in China and Vietnam where they control activist movements.
I used ReMarkable's new colored E Ink tablet for two weeks - and can't go back to 'real' paper
The ReMarkable Paper Pro enhances productivity with a focus on writing, but comes with drawbacks like high cost and required subscriptions.
Is our handwriting getting worse? It's not just technology that affects our way of writing
Ramon Rubio's teaching innovations led to the creation of Rubio Notebooks, which transformed calligraphy education.
Meet the Writer: Hacker Noon's Contributor Lucas Matheus, Tech Lead | HackerNoon
Lucas Matheus, a tech professional from Brazil, emphasizes the significance of soft skills in tech project leadership through his recent article.
4 Tools That Make It Easy to Write and Work-Wherever You Go
Many professionals are writers, even if they don't identify as such.
Writers need reliable tools to maintain productivity on the go.
Noel Parmentel's Sunday calls were a blend of gossip and article ideas, highlighting his talent for writing and relationships built in the literary world.
Review: Greil Marcus on his love of writing and the critic's duty to open the world of art
Greil Marcus's "What Nails It" illustrates how concise writing can provoke thought and deepen understanding, urging readers to expand their perspectives.
The Feeling That's Hardest to Communicate
Pain, even for gifted writers, poses a significant challenge for expression, yet some manage to evoke its complexity through their narratives.
They Translated the Books of Others. Now They're Writing Their Own.
Bruna Dantas Lobato and other translators are not only excelling in translating works but are also transitioning into successful authors, utilizing their multilingual skills for creative storytelling.
Salman Rushdie to publish first work of fiction since 2022 stabbing
Salman Rushdie is writing three novellas exploring themes of life and endings, reflecting on his experiences after surviving an attack.
Letters from Our Readers
Norman Maclean, a legendary writer and teacher, left a lasting impact on those who knew him intimately.
Ta-Nehisi Coates Visits Senegal, South Carolina and the Middle East for 'The Message'
Coates emphasizes the role of personal experiences in enriching the complexity of writing, particularly about race and identity.
Review: Greil Marcus on his love of writing and the critic's duty to open the world of art
Greil Marcus's "What Nails It" illustrates how concise writing can provoke thought and deepen understanding, urging readers to expand their perspectives.
The Feeling That's Hardest to Communicate
Pain, even for gifted writers, poses a significant challenge for expression, yet some manage to evoke its complexity through their narratives.
They Translated the Books of Others. Now They're Writing Their Own.
Bruna Dantas Lobato and other translators are not only excelling in translating works but are also transitioning into successful authors, utilizing their multilingual skills for creative storytelling.
Salman Rushdie to publish first work of fiction since 2022 stabbing
Salman Rushdie is writing three novellas exploring themes of life and endings, reflecting on his experiences after surviving an attack.
Letters from Our Readers
Norman Maclean, a legendary writer and teacher, left a lasting impact on those who knew him intimately.
Ta-Nehisi Coates Visits Senegal, South Carolina and the Middle East for 'The Message'
Coates emphasizes the role of personal experiences in enriching the complexity of writing, particularly about race and identity.
In My Own Words: Hanif Kureishi review so frank it's breathtaking
Hanif Kureishi's documentary reveals his resilience and unwavering truthfulness following a life-changing spinal injury.
Channeling Oakland's 'revolutionary spirit, a teen climate activist makes herself heard through bullhorns and poetry
Aniya Butler began writing at 8, questioning societal contradictions and now utilizes her voice for social justice and community resilience.
'How to Fall in Love in a Time of Unnameable Disaster' is about community forged during crisis
Muriel Leung's novel, inspired by the COVID pandemic, captures anxiety, resilience, and love amid disaster, reflecting on complex human emotions during quarantine.
In My Own Words: Hanif Kureishi review so frank it's breathtaking
Hanif Kureishi's documentary reveals his resilience and unwavering truthfulness following a life-changing spinal injury.
Channeling Oakland's 'revolutionary spirit, a teen climate activist makes herself heard through bullhorns and poetry
Aniya Butler began writing at 8, questioning societal contradictions and now utilizes her voice for social justice and community resilience.
'How to Fall in Love in a Time of Unnameable Disaster' is about community forged during crisis
Muriel Leung's novel, inspired by the COVID pandemic, captures anxiety, resilience, and love amid disaster, reflecting on complex human emotions during quarantine.
Tina Brown, the Queen of Legacy Media, Takes Her Diary to Substack
Tina Brown's newsletter on Substack is a personal project focused on informal writing, not a revolutionary publishing shift.
JavaScript Clipboard Stuff
The article series focuses on clipboard interactions in JavaScript, enhancing understanding of pasting and copying functionalities.
It was a deflating experience': the novelists who nearly gave up
The struggles and realities of authorship include financial instability and uncertainty about career viability, impacting creativity.
An author's waking nightmares: Van Dyck dreaming and colour proofs of a shadowy masterwork
The author's journey of writing 'The Invention of British Art' involved unexpected complexity, self-discovery, and collaboration throughout the creative process.
Lore Segal Will Keep Talking Through Her Stories
Lore Segal's writing reflects her Jewish refugee experience and embodies a unique blend of seriousness and humor throughout her 63-year career.
Where Did Modern Love Come From?
The Modern Love column began in 2004, showcasing personal essays on relationships and has since flourished for over twenty years.
The Black List Helped Reshape Hollywood. Can It Change Publishing?
Franklin Leonard expands the Black List to support novelists, addressing the challenges of the publishing industry and aiming to discover overlooked talent.
Get feedback to communicate better
The New York Times and The New Yorker highlight the meticulous editing process for clarity and brevity in published letters.
The Black List Helped Reshape Hollywood. Can It Change Publishing?
Franklin Leonard expands the Black List to support novelists, addressing the challenges of the publishing industry and aiming to discover overlooked talent.
Get feedback to communicate better
The New York Times and The New Yorker highlight the meticulous editing process for clarity and brevity in published letters.
How to Start a Ghostwriting Business and Earn $100k Per Book | Entrepreneur
Michael Levin transitioned from law to writing, establishing successful ghostwriting firms through the guidance of a mentor who encouraged entrepreneurship alongside his passion.
Lily's longing for the past highlights her struggle with contemporary pressures and family issues.
John Owen Lowe on Style, 'Unstable' Season 2 With Dad Rob Lowe, and Favorite Brands
John Owen Lowe reflects on the unique experience of growing up with a celebrity father, emphasizing both the surreal recognition of fame and his father's supportive parenting.
Allegra Goodman on Fairy Tales and the Old Days
Lily's longing for the past highlights her struggle with contemporary pressures and family issues.
John Owen Lowe on Style, 'Unstable' Season 2 With Dad Rob Lowe, and Favorite Brands
John Owen Lowe reflects on the unique experience of growing up with a celebrity father, emphasizing both the surreal recognition of fame and his father's supportive parenting.
Sally Rooney: 'Falling in love when I was very young transformed my life'
Sally Rooney's age enriches her writing, allowing her to explore diverse life experiences in her new novel Intermezzo.
Discovering Human Factories: A Personal Reflection on Modern Work, AI, and Creativity | HackerNoon
Writing in public allows for connection with like-minded thinkers despite potential judgment.
About the Ride: Last Lap
This article serves as a farewell from a bike writer, expressing gratitude towards biking culture, readers, and collaborators.
Pedro Almodovar, Master of Mystifying Films, Wrote a Book He Can't Classify
Pedro Almodovar sees himself primarily as a writer, with an extensive collection of unpublished works being revealed after decades of writing alongside filmmaking.
My Dear Kabul review inspirational resilience in an Afghan women's writing group
In the face of adversity, Afghan women used writing to preserve their voices and stories amidst Taliban rule.
Bitcoin: My 3 Horsemen on Hackernoon | HackerNoon
Taking early retirement led to a deep passion for writing on Web3 and Bitcoin, earning recognition for insightful articles on decentralized technologies.
Join the Writers Rising Retreat - 10% Off for Tiny Buddha Readers! - Tiny Buddha
Writing can help individuals express themselves, feel seen, heard, make a positive impact, and leave a mark on others.
For 18 months my stalker persisted. Nothing worked so I wrote a book | Ella Baxter
Writing can be a powerful tool for processing fear and reclaiming control in the face of stalking and threats.
How could my mother leave her baby and then kill herself?': author Maria Grazia Calandrone's quest for answers
The book 'Your Little Matter' explores the story of Maria Grazia Calandrone's birth mother, shedding light on the tragic events and the journey of self-discovery.