• The VWN, the world’s most feared intelligence network

    The VWN, the world’s most feared intelligence network

    The Vietnamese government’s surveillance apparatus is impressive, sure. But the aunties, sisters, mothers and wives have built something that makes the NSA look like two tin cans and a piece of string

  • LLMs and the Three Musketeers

    LLMs and the Three Musketeers

    Ever wondered why two AIs given the same script sound like different species? In this whimsical exploration, we unpack the battle of wit versus literalism between Claude and ChatGPT—and discover what their quirks reveal about the creative process itself

  • Amazon blinks: executive relations finally respond to author lockout

    Amazon blinks: executive relations finally respond to author lockout

    Amazon finally blinked. Executive Customer Relations has responded to my month-long KDP lockout. But will their promises bring real change, or just more delay? Read the latest update in my Amazon lockout saga and see why this matters for every indie author

  • AI or ghostwriter

    AI or ghostwriter

    Think using AI makes you a fraud? It’s no different from hiring a ghostwriter. Discover why authorship has always been collaborative, and how AI is just the latest tool in the writer’s kit—one that makes the invisible labour of ghostwriting visible

  • Simon Young

    Simon Young

    Discover how Simon Young’s Reboot Yourself merges the hero’s journey with 12-step principles for personal growth. Explore universal narratives from Bhagavad Gita to Māori legends, offering a flexible “menu” to overcome brokenness—ideal for those seeking structure without self-help hype

  • Interview with Elizabeth Wardle

    Interview with Elizabeth Wardle

    Lee and Elizabeth Wardle discussed the importance of teaching students how writing works in different contexts, the impact of AI on writing, and the advancements in AI technology. They also explored the concept of genre conventions in writing, the challenges in the publishing industry, and the importance of recognising oneself as a writer and creator

  • The essential guide to understanding AuDHD

    The essential guide to understanding AuDHD

    Discover Understanding AuDHD – Third Edition, a clear and compassionate guide by psychologist Lee Hopkins. Blending science, lived experience, and practical strategies, this book shows why autism and ADHD co-exist, offering insights for individuals, families, and professionals ready to support thriving AuDHD lives

  • SCAR

    SCAR

    Step into Adelaide’s shadows with SCAR, the first Stephanie McBride novel. Broken mirrors, missing kids, and corruption that runs deep—this is crime-noir where trauma cuts close. Listen to the review podcast and discover why McBride won’t let the case go

  • ‘Fracture’ by Daniel Ashford

    ‘Fracture’ by Daniel Ashford

    Step inside ‘Fracture’ — book one of ‘The Expat Psychologist ‘series. It’s a dark literary noir set in Vietnam, exploring memory, belonging, and brokenness. Listen to the deep-dive podcast review and download a free copy today — discover the start of a haunting new series

  • The psychology behind effective study: Evidence‑based strategies that work

    The psychology behind effective study: Evidence‑based strategies that work

    Unpack the science behind effective study techniques—spaced repetition, testing, desirable difficulty, and the protégé effect. Grounded in decades of research, learn how students of any age can learn more deeply, retain more information, and study smarter—not harder

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