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How to publish a book: Advice from a bestselling author

How to publish a book: Advice from a bestselling author

What is the process involved in publishing a book? Fantasy author Jeff Wheeler lays out the pros and cons of traditional publishing vs. the self-publishing route.

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How A.I. can help authors during the writing process

How A.I. can help authors during the writing process

On "The Business of Writing" podcast, the co-founders of Authors A.I. discuss how artificial intelligence can help authors streamline their editing and rewrite process and take their storytelling to the next level.

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Simple ways to create eye-catching images of your book

Simple ways to create eye-catching images of your book

An author needs photos of her book to share on visual. Here are a few simple strategies that can help you create eye-catching images of book covers, with examples and instructions.

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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 23, 2020
What I learned about my novel from an A.I.

What I learned about my novel from an A.I.

Marlowe, the new artificial intelligence for fiction, doesn't have all the answers, but she offers a lot of actionable insights that any author would find eye opening when they're rewriting and fine-tuning their manuscripts.

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Author careersJune 22, 2020
How to budget as a success-minded indie author

How to budget as a success-minded indie author

Indie authors who want to succeed need to invest as well as write well. Author Andy Maslen explains.

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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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How authors can stay productive – Jeff Wheeler

How authors can stay productive – Jeff Wheeler

We asked authors what they've been doing to stay productive during the pandemic. Fantasy author Jeff Wheeler adapts a tip from "Great by Choice," by business advisor Jim Collins.

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MarloweJune 15, 2020
Do you use crutch phrases and not even know it?

Do you use crutch phrases and not even know it?

One of the coolest things about our novel-loving A.I. editor is her ability to expand into new areas based on suggestions from the author community. Here's a look at our newest feature, repetitive phrases.

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MarloweJune 12, 2020
Can A.I. really help authors with their fiction writing?

Can A.I. really help authors with their fiction writing?

In this video interview, two co-founders of Authors A.I. explain how their artificial intelligence can be used by authors to enhance their storytelling.

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Writer tipsJune 10, 2020
Common writing mistakes by first-time authors (and how to avoid them)

Common writing mistakes by first-time authors (and how to avoid them)

Here are more fiction-writing mistakes made by first-time authors, including clear English, using coincidence to solve a plot problem and poor beginnings and ends.

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Writer tipsJune 9, 2020
More rookie mistakes made by first-time novelists (and how to avoid them)

More rookie mistakes made by first-time novelists (and how to avoid them)

In this article on common mistakes made by first-time authors, we look at telling instead of showing, head hopping and using the author's voice in place of the character's.

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