The Emmy award winning team at January Hill are putting together a team to make a game from my Novel!
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W.B.J. Williams
@wbjwilliams
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An Information Security executive by day, I am also an author. My publishing credits include: THE GARDEN AT THE ROOF OF THE WORLD, currently being shopped for a TV/film deal by the January Hills production company, and JOHNNY TALON AND THE GODDESS OF LOVE AND WAR with The Wild Rose Press. I am a frequent panelist at ReaderCon, Arisia, Boskone, and served as a panelist at the 80th World Science Fiction Convention (Chicon 8) in 2022.
There is something very exciting happening about The Garden at the Roof of the World.
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For the last poem of NaPoWriMo, the challenge was to write about a real or mythical being, I chose to write about both. The Unicorn. See The Reality, Mythology, and Fantasies of Unicorns for more information. In the myth The Courtship of Inanna and Dumuzi, the poet compares Inanna's clitoral hood to a horn, and we see Inanna and her rosette depicted with one horned beasts in many ancient works of art. My poem blends that ancient myth with the Unicorn: The bull of heaven. https://wbjwilliams.wordpress.com/2026/04/30/the-unicorn/
A raw look at my life, before and after, for today's NaPoWriMo prompt. https://wbjwilliams.wordpress.com/2026/04/29/in-the-before-times-in-the-after-times/
Once upon a time, people were comfortable with a powerful woman being openly sexual and not modest about being naked.
Johnny Talon and the Goddess of Love and War
Lili Saintcrow"It’s also a problem baked into the very structure of a corporation, which exists as a “person” so that the actual people who own it can’t be held accountable for its actions. Which is an ongoing and catastrophic injustice for society, because you can’t send a corporation to prison no matter what harm it’s done." https://secret.works/blog/jehzkkl4jl09scazuo5a6his9zbqu1
AI is Morally Bankrupt — ANDREA PHILLIPS // secret.works
So far I’ve been making the case against AI with cold, hard numbers: error rates, bottles of water evaporated, dollars invested. Now it’s time to move into a more subjective — and yet to my mind, far more important — set of considerations: the moral and ethical implications of AI and how we use it.
