#sandra hill

[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: Automated Love

[circle of love] Nora Roberts: ok ladies we've got a new storyteller here tonight Roberts: everyone say hi to Coral hart Coral Hart: oh that's not my real name Hart: i have to keep my real name secret because readers hate anything its associated with Roberts:

Roberts: uh ok Roberts: so anyway, let's hear your story Coral Hart: oh i'm not here to tell a story Hart: i'm here to tell you about an amazing business opportunity

Hart: see, i use AI to churn out books Hart: now granted, the AI is bad at it and readers hate it Hart: as i said in my new york times profile Hart: but it's my hope that eventually Hart: we'll wear them down

Hart: just imagine a glorious future where all books are AI garbage so readers have no choice but to read them Hart: also maybe we could make it illegal to say that AI is bad Hart: just a thought Hart: i think that would be a great idea

Hart: with AI, i sell one million books a day and i make over a hundred trillion dollars in pure profit every day Nora Roberts: that's a bold claim Roberts: could we see those numbers? Hart: c'mon Hart: trust me bro Hart: would i lie?

Nora Roberts: could we see some of these numbers Coral Hart: WHOA i didn't expect the spanish inquisition!! Hart: can't you just unquestioningly accept my clealry absurd claims like the new york times did? Hart: it is the paper of record, you know

[previously in the NYT] Hart: i've sold AI to to Brockway, Ogdenville and North Haverbrook and by gum it put them on the map NYT: wow! sounds legit! Hart: and look! i've got your nose! NYT: OH MY GAWD NYT: are you a wizard??

Sandra Hill: i'm skeptical Hill: there's no way that an ai could love a viking as much as i do Hart: the ai can do anything you prompt it to Hill: no Hill: it is not possible for it to love a viking as much as i do

Hart: as you all know, writing is a long, labor-intensive process Hart: haven't you ever asked Hart: can't someone else do it? Colleen Hoover: can i kill her Nora Roberts: no! no colleen! Hoover: but it would be so hottt

Roberts: no colleen! no killing! Hoover: but i wanna Roberts: we've had this discussion before Hoover: you let mary shelley stab all sorts of people Roberts: that's different Roberts: that's just horseplay Roberts: i don't think she actually wants to kill anyone Mary Shelley: whoa i wouldn't go that far

Hoover: the time of the blood reckoning is at hand Hoover: i will see the light go out in your eyes, until you are an inert meat bag Hoover: god this is so hot Hoover: i am just sopping right now Roberts: yeah its stuff like that Roberts: see, mary kind of keeps her murders a little more light and fun Mary Shelley: that's right, i do

[abwwia]

Sandra Hill, Divine Devolution, Acrylic on Linen, 133 x 150 cm https://mossensongalleries.com.au/artwork/divine-devolution/?type=artist&aid=1377

Sandra Hill (02 Dec 1951) Nyoongar woman of Western Australia. Multi-media and multi-disciplinary artist whose work is represented in the collections of the Art Gallery of Western Australia, the Holmes a Court collection and many others. daao

[fanartandfanfiction]

Some of the fanfics I read I stg

[skullfragments]

went to a used bookstore today and acted completely normal upon seeing sandra hill's "rough and ready" out in the wild

[roseunspindle]

The Very Virile Viking

[celestial-alignment]

I don't read nearly enough Romance novels. I just received this one in my bookstore and I have been giggling for the past 2 hours. I love everything about this book's description.

I am sold.

[alcide-sulfurik]

Victor Gadino

Cover for Sandra Hill book

[jas-reads-books]

13 Tips to help you read more

First things first these are just my tips/advise do what works for you. Also I am sick and on a lot of cold meds while typing this so grammar sucks.

1:Pick a book. Doesn't matter what kind manga,comic or Audio book. Ebooks work as well

2:Carry that book with you everywhere. If you see it you are more likely to read it. Audio book while doing cooking, cleaning or driving to work.

3: If you don't like a book don't finish it. No shame in putting it down. I stop and restart books all time.

4: Try to read a chapter before bed. Sometimes you read 3 chapters and other nights you read one page. At least you read something

5: Got kids? Read to them or have them read to you. You get reading done and bonding time.

6: Can't remember what happens. Don't be afraid to mark up your book if you own it. (Dont let people tell you how to treat your book.) Notes help you remember things. Post notes and book marks if you don't want to mark it up.

7: Read what interests you. Like baseball read about that. Love magic and dragons read about that. Love time traveling vampire angel Vikings check out Sandra Hill.

8: Try different forms of books. Ebooks or Audio books might work better for you. It's still reading even if you listen to the book I find physical and ebooks work best for me.

9: Make bookish friends so you can talk about books with each other. Share your favorites and read the same books

10: Don't be scared to read books that are thought of as "young". I am 24 and I read young adult and children's books because I enjoy them.

11: Don't feel pressured to read what everyone is reading. You might not want to read it but feel like you have to because everyone else is. You do you.

12: Don't put your self down for reading slowly. Everyone has their own pace and if you only read one book a year. Good job you still read a book. Most people don't even do that.

13: Lastly remember have fun with it. You are reading because you want too. Don't make it seem like you have to do it. Like any hobby you do it because you want too.