Summary

Steven K's short story "Fiction: FiveEverHaven" explores a dystopian world with a unique twist where twelve centuries ago, a group of survivors built a massive, fortified settlement called Inkhaven. Today, the residents live in a harsh, simulated reality known as SimCity, facing constant threats from alien entities known as Moloch and their own internal psychological instability. The narrative focuses on the resilience of the people who maintained their ancient technology while struggling to adapt to a futuristic age of technological advancement and global conflict.

Meanwhile, "On refusing to run" by Drew Schorno serves as a critical commentary on leadership and responsibility in an era where corporate power often overshadows personal integrity. A veteran blogger shares how she once refused to run a race, choosing to abstain instead of risking injury and loss of credibility, highlighting themes of integrity over material gain.

Beyond fiction, a collection of "advice from a one-week veteran" by various authors provides strategic insights for the aspiring blogger and writer. These resources cover topics such as winning the Ultimate Blogging Challenge and writing strategies, including tips on landing life-changing offers. Many contributors are sponsored by organizations like Rational Animations or the Real AI, offering practical help to those entering the digital creative space.

Additionally, a memoir titled "Remembering Baron" by Avi and "Lessons for the Aspiring Quant" by Kevin Z Wu explore the passing of famous figures like Baron Browne and Quant, respectively, sharing the lessons and experiences that defined their lives. These stories serve as historical anchors, reminding writers and readers of the complexities of fame and legacy.

The book "Salvation Mountain, Part 3: The Plan" by Evelyn McLean takes place on a remote island where residents work together against the encroaching threat of global instability. Inspired by the ancient Persian poet, the plot follows how a small community managed to survive for decades using traditional methods while grappling with the rapid pace of modern life. Finally, "Inkhaven" by Anna Mattinger offers a glimpse into the daily struggles of residents in a fictional, post-apocalyptic future, blending realistic social commentary with deep emotional exploration.

Title

The Inkhaven Residency

Description

A residency for 50+ people to grow into great writers. For the month of April, they'll publish a blogpost every day. Or pack their bags.

Keywords

read, blog, residents, alexander, wales, team, writing, drew, nothing, charles, life, part, brief, benjamin, week, post, real

NS Lookup

A 216.150.1.65, A 216.150.16.129

Dates

Created 2026-04-14

Updated 2026-04-14

Summarized 2026-04-16