Siobhan Brier Aguilar

The sistine chappel hands but with AI

Review of “Confessions of a Viral AI Writer”

In 2021, Vauhini Vara published an essay called “Ghosts.” In “Ghosts,” she used an early model of ChatGPT to help her write a story about her older sister’s untimely death: something that, she admits, she was never really able to write about on her own. She writes an introduction, then she copies her conversation with …

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Editor Reviews “The Case for Marrying an Older Man”

On March 27th, The Cut published an essay called “The Case for Marrying an Older Man” by Grazie Sophia Christie. In the essay, the writer explains that she realized in undergrad at Harvard that her “fiercest advantage” as a woman was her youth. She argues that she leveraged her youth to seduce and marry an …

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Celtic Irish Harp, the symbol of the superlatives

This Free Play is Perfect for a Large Cast of Students

The Superlatives is a play about extremes. Considering it’s based on the world’s most famous book of facts, it’s fitting that the play got its start from a fun fact: The people who created the Guinness Book of World Records were identical twins with photographic memories. One of them was assassinated by the Irish Republican …

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Siobhan and Fede wearing masks

Argentine Quarantine with my Mother-in-Law

  My mother-in-law is a physically beautiful, and sometimes emotionally complex woman. I should also mention, she’s not technically my mother-in-law. She’s my boyfriend’s mom. I’m not married. But, in many Spanish speaking countries, the word for mother-in-law, suegra, is used to describe the mother of your partner whether you are married or just in a relationship. …

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