u/StoneMao

I loved Pandora's Star and Judas Unchained. Then I started the Night's Dawn trilogy. I made it about half way through the first book ... DNF.

I loved the vast space opera style of the first two. The metaphysics of the second one, despite still having everything I loved about ther others, was just so depressing that it ruined the whole story for me. So much so that I have not picked up another P.H. book since.

In any case, I would appreciate recommendations for more Peter Hamilton books like the first two that avoids the issues I had with the second.

Dies anyone else use AI this way?

I have been using AI ( co pilot) as a writing coach. Right now I am doing 10 minute writing sprints to improve my WPM, with the goal of writing just as fast as I think. I am currently at 40-45 wpm but am still leaving unfinished sentences to keep up. I am also asking for grammarical advice, and lists of mis typed mis-spelled words. I do drills, repeatly retyping the typos (lower speed aiming for accuracy) and suggested sentence drills (Subject, verb, object, eliminating comma splices,...)