The AI Entertainment RevolutionJohn Ink2Quillwww.ink2quill.com AI has entered our lives and is here to stay. It isn’t a passing fad or an exaggerated tale from the SciFi community of dreamers and thinkers. It is a part of our lives in many ways. That is, our work lives, the work place, our hobbies and private lives…
KerfolWritten by Edith Whartonwww.ink2quill.com “Kerfol” is a horror genre, supernatural, ghost story, short story that was published in 1916. It was written by Edith Newbold Wharton (born Edith N. Jones) and lived from 1862 to 1937 and was born in New York City. Yes, she’s a New Yorker. She was born into a wealthy family…
Technology And InnovationsJohn Ink2Quillwww.ink2quill.com Technology is often the litmus test for innovation. In all story genres the people with the better technology are often portrayed as the more powerful, often more righteous and more advanced societies. But that is not always the case. Think of a story where the group with the better technology are…
Alto Knightsreleased 2025www.ink2quill.com “Alto Knights” is an American, crime drama film produced by Irwin Winkler, David Winkler, Charles Winkler, Anthony Tittanegro, Jason Sosnoff, J. J. Sacha, Barry Lewison, Andrew Lary, Karen Kane, Mike Drake, Pete Chiapetta and John A. Amicarella. It was directed by Barry Lewison and written by Nicholas Pileggi. It stars a gigantic…
The Conversationreleased 1974www.ink2quill.com “The Conversation” is a thriller, drama film produced by Fred Roos, Mona Skager and Francis Ford Coppola who also wrote and directed the film. It stars Gene Hackman, John Cazale, Allen Garfield, Frederic Forrest, Cindy Williams, Michael Higgins, Elizabeth MacRae, Teri Garr, Harrison Ford, Mark Wheeler, Robert Shields, Phoebe Alexander, Robert Duvall,…
The Stolen BodyWritten by H. G. Wellswww.ink2quill.com “The Stolen Body” is a short story written by one of the Founding People of the Sci-Fi genre, Mr. H. G. Wells himself. It was first published in 1898 and appeared in other publications afterwards. Other Founding People of the Sci-Fi genre include Mary Shelley, Jules Verne, William Hope Hodgson, Kepler,…
Our Changing Education Going ForwardJohn Ink2Quillwww.ink2quill.com Education also confused with Academia has always been a staple in the workplace. The kind of school someone went to can still open opportunities in the job market, social circles, obtaining business capital from venture capitalists, banks and private lenders. But, but, but A person’s learning and self betterment…
In The AbyssWritten by H. G. Wellswww.ink2quill.com “In The Abyss” is a short story written by one of the Founding People of the Sci-Fi genre, Mr. H. G. Wells himself. It was published in 1897. Other Founding People of the Sci-Fi genre include Mary Shelley, Jules Verne, William Hope Hodgson, Kepler, Edgar Allan Poe, H….
AI In The WorkplaceJohn Ink2Quillwww.ink2quill.com AI in the workplace has already changed the workplace. Yes. This is another opinion on AI and the changes they will bring. Just to be clear, AI is already an indispensable part of the workplace. And this is not the question of an AI entity entering the workplace either. There…
A Changing Dream Machine And The Shrinking Of HollywoodJohn Ink2Quillwww.ink2quill.com Hollywood is still an industry rife with scandals and outrageous behavior. Some of the public’s outrage is very justified because the corruption is real. Think of the Harvey Weinstein scandals, Bill Cosby scandals, Amber Heard scandals, the Asia Argento scandals and now … drumroll please….