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How it's made

About Spreuke

Spreuke is where Innocent Mwatsikesimbe shares the life lessons he has learned — and is still learning — through his writing. It holds up one short passage at a time from his own books, a Spark, and keeps it connected to the work it came from.

The original writing is human

Every Spark is a verbatim passage from Innocent's own books and posts. The books currently featured here were written between 2011 and 2017. These passages are his original writing, not AI-generated quotations.

Where AI is used — exactly

Under each Spark, In other words offers a short explanation of the thought and feeling behind it. We use AI to draft these explanations from the passage and its full source chapter or post. They explain Innocent's writing; they are not new quotations from him.

In Learn, AI helps draft articles that explore a question raised by a Spark. Each article develops a useful lesson through clear explanations and everyday examples, with links back to the writing it draws on.

Drafts are checked against the source and revised for clarity, usefulness and repetition before publication. Each explanation and article carries a note identifying its AI contribution.

AI also helps create book descriptions and Spark artwork. These introductions and illustrations are separate from the original writing in the books.

The author

I'm Innocent Mwatsikesimbe, a writer born in Zimbabwe, now living as a digital nomad. I've always been a curious being — someone who never lost childhood's need to understand things — and I write to make sense of life and the lessons it hands out. I've published more than twenty books of poetry, reflections, and fiction; Spreuke gathers the reflective heart of that work into one quiet place.

I publish it through my own company, FreeBeings.io. The whole catalog is in the library, and new writing appears on the blog.

Elsewhere

Spreuke's Sparks become short videos on Instagram, YouTube and Facebook. Everything there starts as writing here, and the conversation about what people do with it lives there.

The app

Spreuke is available for Android.

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