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An Author, an AI and a Typewriter enter into a bar…
Take the Corona Flat Top typewriter from the 1940s – not just a relic, but a symbol of storytelling’s golden era.
AI research assistant (it doesn’t write the book for you) and platform improvements
The Asengana Research Assistant, powered by Chat GPT, offers a monthly allocation of free tokens to facilitate your research needs.
Asking AI to wear an editor’s hat – Claude vs. ChatGPT4
Claude vs. ChatGPT. Every feedback you can get it will help you in your writing journey. The “AI” will not write in your place, but it will definitely help along the way.
The pen is mightier: the power of writing every day
Writing every day is a powerful tool that can help writers to achieve their goals. Whether you’re an aspiring writer or an established author, making writing a daily habit is an essential step in becoming a successful and productive writer. So, set aside some time each day to write, and experience the benefits for yourself.
Using research notes as a world building process for your novel
As you begin to write your novel, it can be helpful to have all of your notes and research gathered in one place. By using a world-building wiki approach for your book research, you can easily keep track of all the different aspects of the world you are creating. As you add new information, you can simply add it to the appropriate page on your wiki. This will help you to keep your world building consistent and easy to reference as you write. Plus, by making your research available to others, you may even get some helpful feedback that can improve your story. So why not give it a try? You might be surprised at how helpful a world-building Research Notes module can be.
The basic differences between a word processor and a book writing software – the manuscript
There are many factors to consider when choosing the best novel writing software for authors and how the Asengana manuscript module can be a better writing tool than a simple word processor.
Asengana Updates – New Manuscript Menu and one-page editing for Scenes and Chapters
One of the key performance indicators for the improvement of a user interaction is very simple: fewer clicks or fewer pages than before. This is what we did with the current update: create a one-page for editing scenes and chapter details and a simpler more intuitive Manuscript Menu for every book/project.
The Writing Project vs. Book as a Product
Let’s start with DABL – Discovery, Alpha, Beta, Live. This approach to creating a Book as a Product is the way we structured the Asengana writing platform, but you can also use it with or with no writing software.
How to build a free tool for writers – Writing Reminder – the KISS way
Writing Reminder – Our proposed solution was simple to implement for us and accessible by any writer (not only the members of the Asengana Community). Preferences were for daily, weekly, or monthly. Personally, I prefer daily.
Asengana Updates – Manuscript 2.0 and FREE tool: Writing Reminder
Starting with this January 2022, we all roll into production the changes that we’re making based on our research. The first one is a new release for the Manuscript module – 2.0. New navigation and a new delivery approach for writing books will follow as well as more UI (User Interface) improvements.
Setting Your Book Project for Success: use a story template
These templates will help keep your project organized by setting deadlines and managing different tasks in one place. Give Asengana’s free story templates a try!
You should be writing
If you’re going to invest money into a writing software, you deserve a smart and easy-to-use solution.
It takes more than a proficient writing process to turn a blank page into a novel.
It’s a journey from a writer distracted by the use of multiple tools – for writing, time and project management – to being an author capable to plan efficiently and write multiple books at the same time using one platform.
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