Jessica Levey
writer, visual artist, content creative

The theory seems to be that creative professionals have two choices: either work with AI to streamline and speed up production, or resist and face inevitable obsolescence. So far, I’m still in the second group.

Let me start by saying that I love Seattle. I love this city like you love a childhood friend who’s grown a little too set in their ways with age. A friend who’s socially awkward and too loud in a crowd, but doesn’t know it and so you just roll with it. A friend who’s still a ton of fun to hang out with decades later, despite having interests that diverged from yours years ago. We have several lifetimes of history together, a complementary aesthetic, and a shared distrust of

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Mali awoke with a start to the sound of waves whooshing around her head. She kept her eyes closed and counted out three long breaths...

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Writer's block, as you probably know, is a miserable thing. It turns out life blocks aren't that great, either. Thank goodness for...

Left to my own devices, I'm a bit of a gloomer. Definition: One who glooms. The antidote? I think it's gratitude. Left to my own devices,...