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First Draft FridaysNovember 27, 2020
FDF #13: Bringing your location to life

FDF #13: Bringing your location to life

On this First Draft Friday, bestselling author Maria Luis joins host Alessandra Torre. Maria shares how to use your location in the same way that you do your characters – to help bring your book to life!

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Writer tipsNovember 20, 2020
Self-editing tips from a bestselling author

Self-editing tips from a bestselling author

On the lastest First Draft Friday, we brought in bestselling romance author Penny Reid to share the to-do list that she moves through when performing a self-edit of her manuscript.

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First Draft FridaysNovember 13, 2020
FDF #12: Self-Editing Steps for Authors

FDF #12: Self-Editing Steps for Authors

Learning how to improve your manuscript is an important skill for any author to have. On this First Draft Friday, USA Today bestselling romance author Penny Reid and Authors A.I. CEO Alessandra Torre discuss self-editing. Penny will share the steps she takes in her own self-edit process.

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First Draft FridaysOctober 31, 2020
FDF #11: Getting Cozy with Mysteries

FDF #11: Getting Cozy with Mysteries

These bestselling mystery authors have an open discussion about writing in the mystery genre. They’ll share tips for appealing to mystery readers, what those readers expect in a novel, and what to avoid when penning a mystery novel.

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Writer tipsOctober 19, 2020
How many acts should your novel have?

How many acts should your novel have?

Given the limitations of the three-act structure, here are the benefits of using a four-act structure in your novel writing.

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First Draft FridaysOctober 16, 2020
FDF #10: Four-Act Fiction

FDF #10: Four-Act Fiction

Lou Aronica, Publisher of The Story Plant and New York Times bestselling author, and John Adcox, author and CEO of Gramarye Media discuss a four-act structure, and tips on how to use it in your fiction-writing.

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Author posts, Conferences, MarloweSeptember 17, 2020
Digital Book World hosts coming-out party for our A.I.

Digital Book World hosts coming-out party for our A.I.

At Digital Book World 2020, Authors A.I. president Alessandra Torre discusses how artificial intelligence can help authors with their fiction writing.

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Marlowe, Tools for authorsAugust 27, 2020
Creating a persona for an artificial intelligence

Creating a persona for an artificial intelligence

How Authors A.I. created a persona and visual identity for its new artificial intelligence, Marlowe.

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How does an A.I. editor work?

How does an A.I. editor work?

In this video chat, Dr. Matthew Jockers explains how the fiction-focused artificial intelligence Marlowe can distinguish a great novel from a weak one and points out ways to improve it.

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MarloweJuly 6, 2020
Free new A.I. tool for fiction authors

Free new A.I. tool for fiction authors

Today is a big day for our young company, Authors A.I. We’re officially adjusting our pricing model to offer a free introductory tier. That’s right. We’re now offering a freemium service to the author community.

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Are characters or plot more important in fiction?

Are characters or plot more important in fiction?

What's more important: plot or characters? Lou Aronica, the veteran publisher and editor, discusses the importance of characters in this Facebook Live video chat with romance author Alessandra Torre.

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Author posts, MarloweJune 19, 2020
A thorn in any author’s side — the cliche

A thorn in any author’s side — the cliche

Authors looking to identify cliches in their novels or long-form fiction can now use a cliche finder through Marlowe, an artificial intelligence from Authors A.I.

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