Rich Duncan Jr.

@horrorbookshelf.bsky.social

Book reviewer and writer. Work in The Horror Tree, FUMPTRUCK, Truborn Press. Co-founder of the Ink Heist podcast with Shane D. Keene. Co-founder of Genre Buzzword. (he/him) genrebuzzword.com

I'm starting to gather information for hiring an artist for help with some Genre Buzzword related things in the future. Please help me out and drop your favorite artists in the replies! Looking for some an illustrative style and I know it's obvious, but no AI please!

This is disheartening. Generative AI has absolutely ZERO place in the arts, period. Save the "it's inevitable so we might as well learn to use it" arguments for someone who gives a shit. Art should be born of the human soul and anything else is trash. lithub.com/nobel-laurea...

Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk apparently used AI to write her latest novel.

In a recent interview (conducted and published in Polish), Nobel Prize-winner Olga Tokarczuk admitted to using AI in her creative process. The writer Maks Sipowicz, who drew attention to the interv…

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Trying to re-prioritize my writing and bookish life! Obviously the writing is the priority, but hoping to engage on here more than I have been. Though I know at first it will feel a bit like screaming into the void 😂

Excited to announce the launch of Genre Buzzword today! It's a new project and collaboration between myself and Kristen Kramer and it's a project that strives to be equal parts webzine and thriving literary community. Please check us out and help spread the word!

Genre Buzzword@genrebuzzword.bsky.social · 5mo ago

We launch today with Kristen's review of Elisa Kova's "Arcana Academy" and the first installment of what we hope is a long running series, "One Voice Could Be So Loud: Stories of Protest, Purpose, and Passion". Please check us out and help spread the word! www.genrebuzzword.com

Day 40 of Sludgemas and we're bringing you one last set of recs until 2026! I'm ending with a legendary Philadelphia hardcore record that appeals to fans of both hardcore and metal in equal measure. A timeless classic. TURMOIL - "THE PROCESS OF"

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Day 39 of Sludgemas - the second to last day - and I want to highlight this absolutely brilliant Philadelphia hardcore band. Smashing genre barriers and coming with something to say, this band should be on everyone's radar. SOUL GLO - "DIASPORA PROBLEMS"

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For Day 38 of Sludgemas I present another Philly area band that were local legends and deserved to be so much bigger. Devestatingly heavy and their live shows were jaw dropping. THE MINOR TIMES - "MAKING ENEMIES"

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