What AI Is Teaching Us About Humanities Education
If you are a professor of humanities, as I am, then widespread use of chatbots by your students is…
Tag: Literature
Can AI Create Something Entirely New?
And speaking of creatively fecund, Thomas Dichter writes about his father, Ernest Dichter—a…
Writers, Seek Your Fortune in Chicago – Sam Buntz
In certain shops in Chicago, you will find a bumper sticker reading, “Too Dumb for New York, Too…
Pulchritudo Vincit Omnia – The Dispatch
Next up, we have Nadya Williams on a new book that marries two arts: translating and mothering.…
Will the Modern Family Break, or Bend? – LuElla…
I was an hour late to my wedding, and in large part that was because my parents—now gone—weren’t…
‘Heated Rivalry’ Goes Back to the Basics –…
If you haven’t yet heard of Heated Rivalry—which is to say, if you are not a woman with an internet…
Mysteries Foreign and Domestic – Nadya Williams
Recent novels about translators and translation have been a thrilling yet cheerless lot. Take Ayesha…
Old Color for a Gray New World
Second, we have New Jersey denizen James Scimecca, otherwise known as The Dispatch’s audience…
The Haunted Fiction of George Saunders – Nadya…
A man lies in bed, in pain, dying. What is he thinking about? Does he have any regrets? Is his life…
A Force of Nature—and His Tour de Force
Meanwhile, the radio show host and writer Leigh Snead has shared with us an adapted excerpt of her…
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