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AI generated biography of children's author Katherine Roberts - by ChatGPT with comments by Katherine Roberts

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AI-generated image of Katherine Roberts by media.io Katherine: Write a bio for children's author Katherine Roberts. ChatGPT Title: Katherine Roberts - Enchanting Worlds and Magical Words Introduction: Step into a world where magic dances through the pages and adventures await around every corner – that's the enchanting realm created by the beloved children's author, Katherine Roberts. With her boundless imagination and gift for storytelling, Katherine has woven tales that transport young readers to wondrous lands and spark their own creativity. Katherine: I’m rather enjoying it so far :-) ChatGPT Early Beginnings: Born with a twinkle of magic in her eyes, Katherine Roberts grew up in a charming village nestled between rolling hills and whispering woods. As a child, she was a curious explorer, always seeking hidden treasures in her backyard and weaving stories about the mystical creatures that might inhabit them. Little did she know that these childhood adventures would lay ...

Fun and games by Sandra Horn

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  I first came across Jo bell when she compiled 52 Poems, a book designed to help and encourage the writing of a poem a week. It lifted me out of a long fallow period and got me writing again. The content was so helpful that many of the poems in my first collection, Passing Places, owe   their origins to it. Lately, Jo has devised the Poetic Licence, an online group of aspiring poets who receive prompts, links, ideas, interviews with poets – all sorts of glorious stuff from her, every month. The idea is to build a community of poets. We can share work and feed back to each other if we want to. It’s the best thing I’ve come across to get the creative juices flowing and the community is full of amazing people. Here's a thing from the August prompt, which is about poems as games: COD/RT Is a game the same as a puzzle? COD1023last COD676L57 COD673L13 COD530IL4 COD307L 4from end COD598last para!   Could this   be called   a poem? RT3...