Using Generative AI to Generate Ideas for Novels

Using Generative AI to Generate Ideas for Novels

Artificial Intelligence represents computational systems’ capability to execute tasks usually associated with human intelligence. Generative artificial intelligence (generative AI) is a form of artificial intelligence that learns from existing data to generate new,...
How to Outline Your Novel Step-By-Step

How to Outline Your Novel Step-By-Step

If you are a plotter who prefers to prepare before writing, so you are not surprised during the writing process, you will likely want to outline your novel. Even if you are a “pantser” who prefers to write instinctually, letting blind chance decide where your story...
How is AI Influencing Peer Review?

How is AI Influencing Peer Review?

AI Is Everywhere The publishing realm—included, but certainly not limited to, scholarly publishing—is morphing before our eyes. Among many other changes, that means substantial change to the peer-review system that authors have grown to know over the past several...
Enhanced Accessibility and Multi-Format Publishing

Enhanced Accessibility and Multi-Format Publishing

Multi-Format Publishing refers to the accessibility of written content in multiple formats, including print, audio, and eBook formats. It is important to offer multiple formats so you can maximize your potential sales and marketing efforts across all distribution...
The Unseen Biases of AI Text Detection Software

The Unseen Biases of AI Text Detection Software

AI has revolutionized countless industries, from healthcare to finance to education to the publishing industry. Among the latest applications is AI text detection software, which aims to determine whether a given piece of text was written by a human or generated by an...
The Three Myths of Book Banning

The Three Myths of Book Banning

Despite the growing number of books being challenged and banned, most people in the USA don’t believe in banning books. The people banning books are a minority, and often it’s the same people over and over again. In one analysis by the Washington Post, 11 people were...