094 || Write Stories that are Met with the Silence of Awe

Today I wanted to share a fun little story that will inspire you to write stories that are met with the silence of awe.

I love that phrase: the silence of awe. I wish I had thought of it. But I have to give credit where credit is due…which would be to AI. Actually, the story I’m sharing today was written by AI. I could have made it much better by adding some dialogue and action, but it’s interesting enough to share.

You can also read the story on the blog.

Enjoy!

Your friend,

DK

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