Grim Deep Blog: Machine Learning to the Rescue?

Trying to automatically transcribe my handwriting …could have gone better

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Fuck You, Microsoft!

Microsoft killed my favourite text editor to make me switch to their other product. Only over my dead body, assholes!
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Grim Deep Blog: Back on Deck

Working on transcribing the handwritten pages of the manuscript

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Grim Deep Manuscript Finished

The first big step to publishing my novel is done: I’ve finished the manuscript.
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Grim Deep Chapter 3 Released

The third chapter of my sci-fi crime novel is now available to read for free.
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A few days ago, I received the first fanart for my novel project Grim Deep. I thought that was extremely cool and it made me very happy.

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Yes. I am totally putting this in my novel. It is my novel, so go fuck yourself! #NaNoWriMo

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NaNoWriMo 2021 & Government Grant

The German government is supporting me in my attempt to write a dystopian crime novel. Which falls together perfectly with NaNoWriMo 2021.
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Among the many things he was, John McAfee also was a gifted writer. I had no idea.

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Chapter 2 of Grim Deep is Out

You can read the first two chapters of my work-in-progress crime novel for free on the web right now.
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PANicDEMIC

I think I need to write a book on the pandemic and its impact on society.
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Introducing: Grim Deep

Very soon, you’ll be able to read the first chapter of my dystopian crime novel, free of charge on the web.
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NaNoWriMo 2019 Post-Mortem

I wrote 20,543 words for my novel in November. That’s quite a ways off my 50,000 words goal, but I feel like I got somewhere nonetheless.
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NaNoWriMo 2019

Having failed National Novel Writing Month badly in 2018, I’m back for more punishment this year.
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NaNoWriMo 2018 Post-Mortem

Well, my attempt at National Novel Writing Month failed spectacularly.
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NaNoWriMo 2018

This year, I’m doing National Novel Writing Month again.
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