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I've decided to write a normal contemporary romance novella. Because my advisor says I need some things published so it'll be easier when I self publish. And this isn't meant to be an insult but romance novels are easy to write. (Some self publish novelist at comic on legit talked about how they get one out every 29 days.)
Again this is not ment to insult my fellow authors, who knows maybe I'll be really bad at writing romance?
New Story - Can you guess where it's going?
Dan was watching YouTube on his television late at night, as he often did while working on his novel. His latest, favorite was a pair of amateur detectives who work for free. While watching, he jotted down phrases, concepts, big picture stuff like, “philosophy + police work” or “psychology + musicals?” or “medical + Greek classics” into the notebook on his lap. During ads he gulped down some beer and knocked his family size bag of ripple chips to the floor. But that is just fine because he soon fell asleep. As he often did at this hour, mid-episode, he had a vivid dream, The Great American Story. While dreaming, everything felt exciting, dangerous, and yet he was in control of everything. But when he awoke, a few hours later at 2am, still on his couch, TV still playing, he grabbed his pen and started to transcribe his feverish dream. He wrote quickly, wildly, while there was still a lingering reality, taking up two lines at a time in his journal. But as fast as he wrote, the details started to quickly slip away. He could jump so high that eventually he could fly but could not remember why that was important. There were women in his dream, much taller than he was, who wanted to help him, but he could not remember what they were helping him with. There was a feeling of danger, but where from he could not recall. He simply could not keep up with his own mind and the vision faded away.
Once his pen was tranquil, he found his own handwriting was illegible. Frustrated, he tossed his pen across the room. It was then that he heard an ad on YouTube.
“Tired of losing your best ideas? Cannot write fast enough to capture the spark of creativity in your mind? Ever had a promising idea and could not find a pen and paper to write it down fast enough?”
Yes!
Dan leaned forward. The notebook fell to the floor.
The TV had many testimonials: “The first time I tried it, it kind of tickled, made me laugh, but then it just happened. I felt all those amazing ideas I had trapped in my mind, which normally I could never capture fast enough, they just poured right out of me and straight into an email to a publisher.”
That just happened to me!
Dan’s eyes squinted and focused on the ad.
“I remember in creative writing class, our teacher always said a big part of writing was sitting around and thinking through an idea, and I’ve devoted a ton of time to that part of the process, but I was never a fast typer. StoryLink solved that problem for me. Now I work as a writer at NBC.”
I sit around! I could write for NBC!
“No more messy pens! No more tendonitis from typing at the keyboard! Just pair your StoryLink to a computer, laptop, favorite software API, or even straight to your printer and you’re writing!” The ad then cut to someone dialing a phone, “Call now, supplies are limited!”
My hand always hurts after I write!
He scrambled to get his phone out of his pocket, while the ad discussed the various forms of accepted payment, “BitCoin, Stable Coin, Ethereum, direct deposit…”
Someone answered right away: “StoryLink, are you ready to unleash your creativity?”
“Yes! I am!”
“Wonderful. We just have a few screening questions to make sure you’re compatible with our interface. Is that okay?”
“Yes! Yes!”
“Wonderful. Do you currently have more creative ideas than you know what to do with?”
“What? No, not really. I’m working on my first Novel.”
“Wonderful. Do you currently have the financial means to take the necessary time off work to complete your writing project?”
“Yes, yes, I work for my father’s firm. It’s a made-up job, I don’t even go to the office anymore.”
“Wonderful. Do you agree to waive all unintended legal consequences of using StoryLink?”
“All of… Yes, yes. Of course.”
“Wonderful. You qualify for early use of our beta prototype. How would you like to pay?”
“BitCoin please.”
“That will be 1 bit coin.”
“Where do I sent it…”
“I’m sending you an email now with all the payment information.”
“Your StoryLink should arrive in 3 business days.”
Does anyone know alternatives for Canvas and Google slides? I keep a lot of story concepts and designs on googles slides but with their ai policy I don't want my slides to be scrapped to "train" ai.
The Reynolds Champ is a spectacular pen with a unique and fine 0.7mm tip for easy and quick writing with a soft grip for comfort. With ink colours of blue, black and red, it’s the perfect study companion for young champions in the making.
The Benefits of Using AI to Write Your Blog Posts
There’s no doubt that artificial intelligence (AI) is taking over many aspects of our lives. From your daily commute to the way you shop and even the food you eat, AI is becoming more and more prevalent. So it’s no surprise that AI is also changing the way we write.
With the help of AI, you can now get your blog posts written for you. That’s right, you can now sit back and relax while AI takes care of the writing for you. But how does it work and what are the benefits? Let’s take a look. What is AI? The term “AI” stands for artificial intelligence. AI is the result of applying cognitive science techniques to artificially create something that performs tasks that only humans can perform, like reasoning, natural communication, and problem solving. How can AI be used to write blog posts? AI can be used to write blog posts in a few different ways. Firstly, AI can be used to generate ideas for blog posts. For example, if you input a keyword or topic, the AI can come up with a list of potential blog post ideas based on that keyword or topic. Secondly, AI can be used to help research and gather data for blog posts. And thirdly, AI can be used to actually write the blog post itself. What are the benefits of using AI to write blog posts? There are several benefits of using AI to write blog posts. Firstly, it can help to improve the quality of writing. This is because AI can edit and proofread your blog post for you, catching any errors or typos that you may have missed. Secondly, using AI to write blog posts can save you a lot of time. For example, if you use AI to generate ideas for blog posts, this can save you from having to brainstorm ideas yourself. And if you use AI to write the blog post itself, this can save you from having Best 3 AI Writers:
1- Jasper
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Medium is an open platform where readers find dynamic thinking, and where expert and undiscovered voices can share their writing on any topic
So I don’t know if y’all know about this app but it’s really helpful.
So I get trouble when writing, and it takes a long time to write everything that’s necessary to write a story (back story, etc) and I’ve been using this app and it’s really helpful.
The app is called StoryPlotter and I’m not sure if everyone has it, but it’s really useful. I really recommend using it, and I’m sharing this because most writers will find it useful too. It’s not that hard to use, but it’ll take some time trying to fully understand the app.
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