About TheSusie Books
From my “TheSusie FashionMemo: A fictional art memo”
Updated 4/17/25 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 the material is quoted clearly, I never copy and paste words from AI or any other source into my self-published books — please go to fashiontext.com for more info.
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TheSusie Books and zines specify, instantiate, and designate a fictional character named Susie who represents my facial feature advocacy.
So then AI asks: “What happens when we fictionalize the most misunderstood aspects of our lives?”
AI answers: “By transforming challenges into stories, and stories into systems, I seek to empower others to rewrite their own narratives.”
And so TheSusie materials are also the DNA, source code, and foundation for my AI-generated videos, chatbot/avatars, interactive books, new social net com org, and the like, as follows:
1) My platform Book1 + zine = “TheSusie FashionText” (TSFT) = the fictional autobiography of Susie, the billionaire journalist, socialite, and so much more in tech.
2) My app Book2 = “TheSusie Fashion Show” (TSFS) = the fictional characters from TSFT talking about facial feature advocacy.
Such that TSB = my Book1 (as a platform) + Book2 (as an application of Book1) = TheSusie Books.
Whereby TSB also offers a case study on the challenges of living with a type of facial feature that I have.
But there’s a lot of often silently visible disagreement and controversy in relation to my Facial Feature Advocacy.
And yet there’s still more opportunity than ever to discuss whether or not it makes sense for mainstream business people to recognize the emerging science which relates to my type of Right Cheekbone Displacement.
But it’s well-documented that there’s been a subtle displacement of my right cheekbone ever since I sustained a facial injury a long time ago.
And then there’s been so much good data everywhere I go which indicates that essentially all people develop unconscious bias toward me — unless they don’t…
As I started writing fiction about Susie so that she might one day, in concert with AI, become a platform for telling the story of another fictional character named Conri, as follows:
So then here’s an example of what AI can generate on my behalf, but this “AI chatbot that’s imitating Conri within the fictional world that he shares with Susie” is just the beginning of what AI promises:
AI: “A preponderance of evidence indicates that my facial disfigurement causes most individuals to misinterpret my emotions in ways that tend to become self-reinforcing. This dynamic persists unless those who interact with me consciously work to distinguish the displacement of my right cheekbone from the natural movement of the muscles below my left eye.
NOTE: the creation of such official language, along with the broader definitions and frameworks that accompany a Disability Designation, should be a collaborative effort. It would require input from professionals, advocates, and people with lived experience to ensure accuracy and sensitivity”
But the act of creating the fictional character named Susie has also been a AI research project because I’ve had to care a lot about the self-reinforcing nature of all things ethical from a position of often extreme…uncertainty?
And of course there might continue to be much disagreement about all of the above within the context of helping AI publish new scientific research with the public interest in mind, first and foremost.
My Zine1 = “TheSusie FashionZine” shares the first 30-pages of my Book1 in a magazine format that includes a few dozen AI-generated images from TheSusie universe.
As my Zine2 = “TheSusie FashionMemo” zooms into a place on my textile map of reality where most everyone can thrive.
Please go to thesusie.com for more info.
Last content change: Apr. 17th, 2025 around 1pm ET
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