March rez Posted

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With frigid temperatures still prevailing in much of the Northern Hemisphere (it was snowing on the beaches in SoCal), we can still curl by the fire and dive into some great poetry and prose. Sic Parabellum continues his exploration of computer-generated imagery, all part of an AI theme. Jami Mills shares one of her favorite poems, Rose Rose. RoseDrop Rust finds his way romantically via pineapples and powdered sugar in All About You. Lynn Mimistrobell shares with us her love of classical music, this time George Frideric Handel. Bard Democrat/s, Art Blue brings us some exotic imagery, all created by artificial intelligence. Cat Boccaccio is at her best this month with Marcus Is Overdue, a hilarious bit of short short fiction. J. Mitchell proves that the whole is sometimes greater than the sum of the parts, in In Any Room. And Dearstluv Writer brings this issue to a close with Sixties Hippie Child, a reminiscence of a simpler time. Spring is just around the corner, but until then, enjoy our offerings this month.

February rez Posted

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 There's a silver lining to the bitter cold many of us are experiencing: a warm fire, a good reading chair, and the February issue of rez.  Sic Parabellum starts us off this month with Supercazzola, in which one AI speaks to another (Neruval), dissecting the true meaning of Pope Benedikt's final words. Our poet emeritus, Jullianna Juliesse, dazzles us again with a poignant piece reminiscing about a long lost love in Nuper Apologia. No one uses lead in pencil better than RoseDrop Rust, but you'll need to read Lead in Pencil to find out why. In Thumb's Up, Cat Boccaccio explores details in our banal daily lives that most gloss over. Art Blue is back with GPT-0,  where Art squares off with ChatGPT about the NRA. Unmusic is another example of Zymony Guyot's brilliant poetry. We're so lucky to have him. Lynn Mimistrobell brings us another Mozart (Leopold) and we're never going to hear horns again in quite the same way. Art Blue isn't done this month - Devil's Advocate is a short piece describing his argument with OpenAI about Art's free burger and fries. To close this month's issue, another superlative piece by Consuela Hypatia Caldwell, Light and Dark.  Curl up, open up rez, and drift off into happy oblivion.  Cheers!