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• Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship

  I write about authorship with AI. CTO at the Future Fiction Academy. Producer and Co-Host of the Brave New Bookshelf podcast.

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• There's Still Room for You: How New Authors Can Break In When the Shelves Are Already Full

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-06-16

• Findable or Forgotten: Why Your Author Website Is the Most Important Marketing Tool You Own

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-06-02

• Just Ask Chat: How to Use AI in Every Part of Your Author Life

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-05-19

• Out of the Box Is Where I Live: How to Push Your AI Past Average

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-05-05

• The Perfect Prompt Doesn't Exist: Why Your Judgment Matters More Than Your Words

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-04-21

• Your AI Is Only as Good as Your Taste: Why 'Slop' Is a Process Problem, Not a Tool Problem

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-04-07

• The Interview Is the Secret: How I Use AI to Write Articles That Actually Sound Like Me

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-03-24

• Your Workflow Is Yours: Why Personalizing Your AI Process Matters More Than Following Someone Else's

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-03-10

• More Human, Not Less: How AI Helps Authors Actually Show Up

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-02-24

• The Conversation Loop: Why Your Best AI Writing Comes from Iteration

  Steph Pajonas Writes About AI and Authorship · 2026-02-10

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