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Jack Locke

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Jack Locke was born in Queens, New York. He grew up in the suburbs before attending Temple University. He earned undergrad and graduate degrees before finding his passion in technology. Consulting and working full time for organizations like Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon and others, he focused on the emerging fields of Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing.

Later, he turned his attention towards the ethical implications and impact of advanced technologies on the human population. Specifically, Jack wrote, presented and spoke at conferences and government agencies around the world on how humanity must be cautious, yet brave in embracing new technologies. It was these experiences that prompted him to write Gun Griffon.

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Jack Locke Writer's block is a challenge. For me, its the left side of my brain telling myself "you better get his done right now so that you can get this manusc…moreWriter's block is a challenge. For me, its the left side of my brain telling myself "you better get his done right now so that you can get this manuscript to your editor by Thursday, so focus and get creative". Its exactly the wrong way to try to be creative, because our left brain is not good at it. You have to relax into your right brain, where dates, deadlines, timelines and demands for creativity don't exist. When you get into that zone, writer's block goes away.(less)

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Jack Locke Getting your ideas out into the world so that anyone in the future can read them and be inspired by them is extremely rewarding.

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The Gun Griffon Bipeds

One of the primary “characters” in the Gun Griffon novel I wrote are the Gun Griffon frames themselves. As with any anime or science fiction story, the protagonists and their struggle are the center of the work and drives the interest of the audience. In many of my influences the mecha (or robots) are a supporting element of the story that are a backdrop to help develop the characters. However,