How Indie Authors Actually Ship a Book Every 4 to 6 Weeks
The real production stack behind rapid release: what self-published authors use for drafting, editing, formatting, covers, and distribution, and what the schedule actually costs....
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You've Already Written 60,000 Words. Here's What Actually Works With a Draft in Progress.
Already have a half-finished novel in Google Docs, Word, or Scrivener? Five options for picking up an existing draft without starting over, and what each one does with your manuscript....
Where Writers Keep Track of Characters, World Details, and What Happened in Book One
Six tools novelists actually use to keep story notes straight: Scrivener, Campfire, World Anvil, Obsidian, Novelcrafter, and Sudowrite. What each one is good at, honestly....
Why Writers Are Switching from ChatGPT to Sudowrite
You asked ChatGPT to continue your thriller's interrogation scene, and it gave you something that reads like a LinkedIn post with a body count. Stiff dialogue. Zero tension. Your detective suddenly talks like a corporate trainer explaining quarterly goals....
Pantsing with AI: How Discovery Writers Use Sudowrite Without an Outline
You're 30,000 words into a fantasy novel and your protagonist just did something you didn't plan. She killed the ally. You have no outline. No plot grid. No clue what happens in chapter twelve. And you love it....
Writing Political Intrigue in Fantasy: Factions, Alliances, and Betrayal with AI
Track factions, shifting alliances, and betrayals across your fantasy novel with Sudowrite's Worldbuilding cards, Characters, and Outline. Court intrigue without losing the threads....