(From my “FashionMemo TheFates: A fictional art memo”)
Updated 3/8/26 at 1pm ET: My novel is my work of fiction. My names, characters, places, and incidents are products of my imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is coincidental.
NOTE: Unless clearly quoted, my rule has been to never copy three or more words from outside sources, and I avoid copying even two words, but I’ve now incorporated many one-word suggestions from AI — please go to fashiontext.com for more info.
__CH6: Todd’s About__
There’s a few million words in the journals that I’ve been developing since the turn of the millennium.
And a surprising percentage of those words talk about my experience of living with facial difference.
But then I kept writing, so that this growing collection of AI-generated materials might support and imaginary character named Fate who represents my Facial Feature Advocacy, as follows:
1) My platform Book1 = “FashionText TheFates” (FTTF) is the fictional autobiography of a woman named Fate, who is an idealized representative of my work.
2) My Book2 app = “FashionShow TheFates” is like an application that uses my Book1 platform to implement Facial Feature Advocacy, or FFA.
And I typically just do FFA without fanfare, because there are many disagreements about what it means to be an effective advocate in this space.
But my code Book2 is also a photo app book that documents dressing up like the characters from my ode Book1.
And so my memo Zine2 = “FashionMemo TheFates” the text of my code Book2 app plus thumbnails of the images from my code Book2 app show.
Such that my promo Zine1 = “FashionZine TheFates” shares the first pages my ode Book1 platform.
Whereby I’ll keep creating AI-generated media, tech, art, and science like so!
Last content change: March 8th, 2026 around 1pm ET
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