Amanda Shaw

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Chief of Innovation @foxcarolina.com. MFA student @ugagrady.bsky.social. Writer. Gamer. Not a fiddle player. www.amandashawwrites.com

Presentation slide says “A.I. is an instrument of the past.” A drawing shows AI waving to a library saying “my old friends!”
Collage of images from Investigative Reporter & Editors Conference
A brown and white mini pin/chihuahua mix in a flannel bandana
Hundreds of people holding signs and gathering in an open field at Unit Park, a green space in downtown Greenville, South Carolina
A bookmark with an illustration from the 1971 children’s book “The Monster At the End of this Book.” The blue Sesame Street muppet Grover has his hand to forehead in a dramatic expression. A speech bubble says “You turned the page!”
A picture of a tree line and the sky at sunset in northern Greenville County, SC. The sky appears cloudy and orange due to wildfire smoke.
A four lane highway at dusk. The sun is setting behind large plumes of smoke.
Detective Somerset played by actor Morgan Freeman speaks at the end of the movie Seven: “Ernest Hemingway once wrote ‘the world is a fine place and worth fighting for.’ I agree with the second part.”
A quote attributed to George Orwell over a newspaper background: “Journalism is printing what someone else does not wanted printed. Everything else is public relations.”
A small brown puppy with a severe skin infection, missing most of his hair.
A page from the book says, “America seems filled with violent people who like causing people pain but hate when those people tell them that pain hurts.”
A small reddish brown chihuahua mix stares longingly at a small cup of whipped cream from Starbucks.
Protestors rally in downtown Greenville, SC as part of the 50501 Movement against the Trump administration, Elon Musk and 2025.
A screenshot of Doge.gov taken before Feb. 15 that says “Receipts coming soon, no later than Valentine’s Day”
Still from Dreamworks animated movie The Wild Robot. A baby gosling named Brightbill snuggles against Roz, a large robot.
Gabrielle, played by actress Gaby Rodgers in the 1955 film noir Kiss Me Deadly, opens a radioactive box. It emits blinding light before the room is engulfed in flames.
An additional chunk of asphalt fell away from an eastbound lane of I-40 in the Pigeon River Gorge delaying the reopening of the interstate after Hurricane Helene.