Writing a Psychological Thriller
Psychological thrillers are blowing up the bestseller lists. Here's our latest First Draft Friday interview with author Andy Maslen, a recent entrant into the genre.
Read MoreAuthors’ writing advice comes to life
Here's a look at writing advice from some of the world's best known authors, along with their animated images in MyHeritage's trippy AI program Deep Nostalgia.
Read MoreThe storytelling secrets of ‘The Queen’s Gambit’
A look at the storytelling techniques in the Netflix series "The Queen's Gambit" and how authors can learn its techniques.
Read MoreWhat goes into a good cozy mystery novel
What makes a great mystery novel? Three bestselling authors gather in our latest First Draft Friday to discuss what you need to include or exclude from any cozy mystery novel.
Read MoreDigital 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.
Read MoreVirtuous villains and flawed heroes
Andy Maslen and Alessandra Torre discuss how to create complex characters for your novel.
Read MoreHow I learned to stop worrying and love A.I.
The story of how I got past my initial reluctance to use AI to improve my writing.
Read MoreUsing new methods to steer your story
Two veteran fiction authors share their method of writing characters and developing scenes through the use of a four-step approach to character decision-making.
Read MoreHow authors can stay productive during the pandemic
Authors A.I. asked its founding authors for tips on how to stay productive during the pandemic, whether you're locked down, shut in or just don't feel like having company over.
Read MoreConverting one author to self publishing
What are some of the reasons fiction authors choose self publishing over traditional publishing? The author dispels some of the myths associated with self-publishing.
Read MoreThe number one rule for novelists
Thriller author Andy Maslen explains that the number one rule for novelists is to set the rules for your fictitious world, and then stick to them.
Read MoreHow 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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