Vendor tables for Fresh Blue Ink’s Kanata North Book Fair this summer are now available! Tables are available for as low as $35. See http://www.freshblueink.ca/bookfair2025/ for more details.
Here at Fresh Blue Ink we create fiction unassisted by any LLM or AI technology. All our fiction is directly created by a actual human.
Artificial Intelligence seems a misnomer. Perhaps what we have is better termed Simulated Intelligence, as this technology mimicks the output of an intelligence, but in actuality, possesses none. It should also be noted that current AI all invariably suffer information gaps, ethics gaps, perspective gaps, and hallucinations.
Having written this, it is time to admit we do use AI, but NEVER to write, only to produce images for publicity purposes, and also to prompt or inform our human book cover designers. The publicity image for our 2025 book fair was generated via a free trial of the OpenAI image generator.
Our readers can rest assured that Fresh Blue Ink would never try to pass off stochastic semi-digested textual regurgitation as the original, creative work of an individual.
A new short story, ‘Visiting Hours’ by R.M. Kozan, has been published in the Chaos issue of Free Lit Magazine.
Check it out here:
https://issuu.com/freelitmagazine/docs/v4i5
The short story ‘How To Make A Sociopath Laugh’ written by R.M. Kozan, the author of Breakaway:1977, is featured in the September 2017 issue of Free Lit Magazine, ‘The Monsters Issue’.
The story can currently be accessed via either link below.
Link to the current issue:
https://www.freelitmagazine.com/magazine
Explicit link to The Monsters Issue (Volume 3, Issue 5):
https://issuu.com/freelitmagazine/docs/v3i5
Fresh Blue Ink released details today on its submissions policy and author payment schedule.
Our current open-to-submissions project, the short story anthology Space Lizards Of Canada, will follow this approach.
For more information see this link.
Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Fresh Blue Ink table at the Ottawa Small Press Fair this Saturday. A special thank-you to purchasers of our first release, Breakaway: 1977, of which there were a few!
Congratulations to Joanna Simpson, the winner of our draw for a free copy of Breakaway: 1977!
June 1, 2013: Fresh Blue Inc. becomes a Canadian corporation.
June 8, 2013: Fresh Blue Ink becomes legible.