Michael Hogan

Artificial Intelligence offers tempting tools for writers of all kinds. For students and academics, it speeds up research, structures arguments, and polishes grammar. For creative writers, it generates story prompts, plots, and poetic language. These conveniences save time and effort—seemingly a win-win. It’s no wonder that students, under pressure to produce assignments quickly, or new […]

(excerpt) I’d like to take you back to yesteryear, when I was a graduate teaching assistant at the University of Arizona. I had come late to a career in education and at the age of 33 had already published four books and worked as a magazine editor. I was complaining about the terrible compositions my