I want to commission a small series of thoughtful, well-researched essays that explore literary works through the lens of culture, philosophy, and—most importantly—contemporary AI systems and technologies. Each piece should read as a genuine literary analysis rather than a blog-style overview, yet remain accessible to the curious layperson. Here’s what I have in mind: • Three stand-alone essays (1,500–2,000 words each) offering close readings of selected texts while weaving in current AI developments that echo the themes, structure, or ethical questions raised by those works. • A short prompt pack for each essay (around 8–10 prompts) designed to help large-language models generate classroom discussion questions, creative expansions, or critical commentary related to the essay’s topic. Accuracy, a clear argumentative line, and an engaging voice matter more to me than formal academic styling, though proper citations for any references are still required. If you are comfortable synthesising philosophy, literature, and AI concepts—and enjoy experimenting with prompt engineering in ChatGPT, Bard, Claude, or similar tools—this should be straightforward. I’m flexible on which literary texts we tackle first, so feel free to suggest novels, plays, or poems you’re passionate about. Turnaround time for the full set is three weeks once we agree on the reading list and outline.