AI Ink.: Writing, Publishing, and Misinformation at the Dawn of the AI Age

by Jason Van Tatenhove

Learn how to use and leverage AI as a writer, editor, literary agent, or publisher.

AI Writing, Publishing, and Misinformation at the Dawn of the AI Age is a groundbreaking exploration of the profound impact of artificial intelligence on the creative industries. Jason Van Tatenhove, a journalist and expert on political extremism, takes readers on a journey through the rapidly evolving landscape where AI tools are reshaping writing and publishing. From AI-generated content to the ethical dilemmas of misinformation, this book addresses the opportunities and challenges that come with the integration of AI into creative processes.

Van Tatenhove draws on his extensive experience and interviews with leading experts to provide a comprehensive guide that is essential for writers, publishers, and anyone interested in the future of creativity. AI Ink not only explores the current state of AI but also offers thoughtful predictions and practical advice for navigating the complexities of this new technological era.

312 pages, Hardcover

Published November 4, 2025

About the author

Raised by artists and computer programmers, Jason Van Tatenhove gravitated toward Colorado's punk and grunge scenes. His literary hero was Hunter S. Thompson, and when he had a chance to embed with the most infamous militia of our day, he jumped at the chance: wanting to write his own Hell’s Angels.

Jason Van Tatenhove is an author, journalist, and artist living with his family in a high mountain town in Colorado.

He has attended three universities for fine artwork, dropping out of each.

Jason was raised in a creative family. A third-generation artist and writer. His grandfather was a member of the Abstract Expressionist Movement in NYC in the ’50s and ’60s. Jason shows his fine contemporary artworks in galleries in Denver.

Jason was a staff writer for the local legacy Newspaper before launching his regional news outlet. He still writes weekly journalism and podcasts for his online outlet, The Colorado Switchblade.

He lives with his wife, two teenage daughters, a pet wolf, and two cats in a world of creative chaos and beauty.