The Panopticon Writes Back: On Plagiarism and AI Simulation
[Awate - Eritrea] - 8/08/2025
I built a café once, not of stone or steam, nor chairs with bentwood backs. It had no street address, yet it knew exactly where it stood: between memory and exile, between the watcher and the watched. In my novel I & Eye, I called it the Panopticon Café. It was where silences had dialects, (…)
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