Elizabeth Tai

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  • How I plan my day with Obsidian

    In 2022 I searched high and low for a software that I could use to generate my own “wiki”. I later found out that most call this a “second brain” or “personal knowledge management system”. Fortunately, I came across Obsidian and fell in love. As I tinker around with Obsidian, I realise that it’s powerful…

  • WordPress.com releases paid newsletter features

    Watch out Substack, here comes Wordpress! Automattic has now enabled WP.com blogs to share paid or gated content. Should I mirror my Substack to my wp.com website?

  • Why I’m illustrating my stories without AI Art

    My discomfort with tools such as Midjourney is a big reason, but I find it far more enjoyable to use human-generated art. 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.

  • Author’s Notes: Blank Sheet

    Semi-scary thoughts on how technology can deal with rule breakers. 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.

  • Blank Sheet

    Everyone knew that Blank Sheets made the best workers. A Distant Stars short story. 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.

  • Author’s notes: Patchwork Dad

    Why this is probably the only poem I’ll ever write. 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.

  • Weekend Tales #1

    Recommended reads, what I wrote, food porn and other literary shenanigans. 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.

  • Poem: Patchwork Dad

    Where I unearth and share a poem written 20 over years ago and hope I don’t die of embarrassment. Subscribe to the blog to read it.

  • My adventures in healing neuroplastic pain

    For weeks, I was tortured by hip and lower back pain. Then I discovered the works of Dr. John Sarno and the science of healing neuroplastic pain. The results I’ve gotten in a matter of days was astounding. So I thought I should share this with people who are currently battling chronic pain. It may…

  • I’m writing “Distant Stars”, a composite novel

    It’s a collection of interlinked science fiction short stories set in the distant future in a galaxy far, far away. Why I’m excited about this unique literary format. 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.