So, if I had to choose which devices I almost intuitively reach for in my writing, it would have to be metaphor, allusion, and possibly assonance/alliteration. Metaphor is always a favourite because it creates a concrete and often unusual point of comparison. It can challenge a reader's usual way of thinking. Sometimes an extended metaphor is even more effective because the comparison can grow and develop, weaving in a whole variety of comparative images. One of my favourite poems that does...

What a privilege to be part of this magazine again. I wrote an article on AI - not as an expert - but more like someone grappling with...

#art #artist So tonight it dawned on me: (Not quite dawned as it was past dawn and the evening had settled nicely) that taking on this...