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Reflections of a 21st-Century Writer
The sole objective of this essay is to output criticism through reflection surrounding matters of art and writing in the 21st century. Although blunt and quite crass, perhaps there is meaning and value to be found in these reflections, especially at a point when creativity is meant as nothing more than a means for profit. The reflections encountered in these pages focus on the common problems and topics of the age, such as AI, creativity, and more.
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