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2 and 3) quill bot and deep L are better editing programs but they also give pretty poor suggestions. I would suggest looking up whatever lessons and grammar stuff you can find online to learn the rules and internalize them rather than checking after the fact.

So you say write without having a plan for how to end it and you say that's more trustworthy than preparing your story appropriately? I mean do whatever you want but it's not untrustworthy to make sure you have a way to finish your story instead of just saying I'm going to unleash this thing and...

I don't think AI as it is right now is a terribly good organizer. Sometimes it'll spit out ideas but it's just ideas that feel like a flavor of something you've seen before. Names are sometimes good but it often doesn't understand the task given. Never be as good? I think around about 2026 to...

My Cerberus Saga series is quite a bit like that. I went for almost 2 years straight of just writing. But it was incredibly unhealthy because I had no social life and let many things around me deteriorate along with my mental health. Not advisable. The key trait it had was a series of stories...

You make the rules as the writer. It's generally preferable to have an 'out' in any scenario, even if it is main character doesn't come back or someone else becomes the main character. Also if the main character is working with the crown then they can just get hired directly by the crown through...

Vanity press is where the author pays to have the book published rather than the publisher paying for the privilege of publishing the material. Best case it allows you to have a physical book in case you want to pursue other publishers who will actually pay you for your work.

Greetings :-)

Too much long winded self reflection for characters and not enough sh*t getting done.

Takes three for me with pets forgetful protagonist and single parent. Some of them get really close. It's interesting because when I shot for tags I wanted to go more for ones that were decently populated rather than ones that perhaps fit better but didn't have a lot of stories

I have to know if you two got married. I'm really invested now.

General thought process question for something I'm working on right now. I've actually had a character who is an antagonist go from seeming like a total scoundrel to redemption in their backstory. While I'm tempted to take the same route again with another character, I have something different...

As far as I know, just the art.

I like this kind of idea. I love gender bending tales [over two million words of them]. There is actually an AI comic out there I saw recently with the trapped as an NPC conceit too - https://www.deviantart.com/isekaimesenpai/art/That-Time-I-Got-NPCed-TG-Title-Card-1005386855 might give you...

Imgur is pretty bad too considering they can just suddenly decide they don't like the content of your image and it's gone without warning.

I like sleep.

I feel like creativity in a cover is very important. You can have a very pretty or handsome anime character or a weird setting but when something is particularly curious or different or provocative or intriguing that's what's going to particularly grab a reader. A lot of fantasy novels all have...

Zeus had to rub one out.

I don't think that's the method of AI people are concerned about. Its more LLMs where it makes the story and there's little author input. Those are somewhat questionable. Using AI for the rewriting process is something I do with Grammarly/Quillbot/and DeepL. I use them to rephrase certain...

Make up shit but make the shit consistent. That's all it is to it. Or at least plausibly consistent.