Writing assistant
From a first premise to a chapter plan, help for writers who want to finish what they start.
3 tools
Long writing projects fail more often at the planning stage than at the writing stage. An idea that felt strong turns out to have no middle, or an ebook grows without a clear order. The tools in this family focus on that early work, finding the idea, testing it and giving it a structure you can follow, and one of them writes complete short stories.
Book Ideas suggests five book concepts for your theme, each with a working title, a hook, a premise and the readers it is written for. eBook Planner takes a topic and returns title options, a chapter-by-chapter outline and an introduction, the plan you need before writing chapter one. Story Generator turns a story idea into an original short story with a real arc, or gives you five premises when you only need a starting point.
These tools work well with others in the library. Once an ebook outline is ready, Blog Article or Paragraph Generator can help draft individual sections, and Proofreading gives a final pass with every change explained. The Blog and articles and Study and research families hold more tools for structure and editing.
Your voice is what makes a book worth reading. Use the plans and drafts as scaffolding, then rewrite in your own words, especially dialogue, opinions and anything drawn from your own experience.
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Book Ideas
Five book concepts for your theme, each with a working title, a hook, a premise and the readers it is written for.
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eBook Planner
Title options, a chapter-by-chapter outline and an introduction, the plan you need before you write the first chapter.
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Story Generator
Turn a story idea into an original short story with a real arc, or ask for five premises when you only need a starting point.
Who uses it, and for what
- First-time authors who have an idea for a book and need to see whether it holds together.
- Coaches, consultants and experts planning an ebook to share what they know.
- Fiction writers looking for premises or a short story to break a block.
- Teachers and parents who want an original short story on a given theme.
All tools in this family
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eBook Planner
Title options, a chapter-by-chapter outline and an introduction, the plan you need before you write the first chapter.
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Story Generator
Turn a story idea into an original short story with a real arc, or ask for five premises when you only need a starting point.
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Book Ideas
Five book concepts for your theme, each with a working title, a hook, a premise and the readers it is written for.
Frequently asked questions
Can these tools write a whole book?
They are built for planning and for short fiction. eBook Planner gives you titles, a chapter outline and an introduction, and Story Generator writes complete short stories. A full book still needs you to write, or at least rewrite, each chapter, which is also what keeps it yours.
How do I choose between the book ideas I get?
Read each premise and ask who would want it and why now. Book Ideas names the readers for each concept, which helps you match an idea to an audience you can actually reach. Pick the one you would still want to work on six months from now, then plan it with eBook Planner.
Can Story Generator follow my instructions on style and ending?
Yes. Write the point of view, the setting, the tone and the ending you want in your story idea, and the story respects them. Keep names exactly as you want them to appear, and choose the output language before you generate.
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