Today, I'm launching early access chapters of "A Healing Love," the fourth book in the Paul Robertson Saga, for top-tier members on my Ream Stories page. Unlike my usual practice of releasing polished and edited stories, these chapters are unfinished and subject to change. This approach aims to gather feedback and suggestions from readers, potentially influencing the final version of the story.
When I was uploading my work to my Ream Stories page, I noticed there was a question that no other site has asked before when uploading work. “Was Generative AI used to write this story?” It sparked a question in my head—Is “using” AI cheating? And the answer to myself was a resounding—well, I guess it depends on what you mean by “using”.
I'm happy to report that A Healing Love has now passed the 85,000-word mark and has overtaken The Truths We Live in terms of word count. It should overtake Eternally & Evermore soon (E&E is just under 87,000 words)
I launched a Patreon page for the release of A Wounded Heart and used it to release the book to subscribers, chapter by chapter, ahead of the eBook release. But after that initial release, I struggled to provide enough content to make it worth the subscription fee, so earlier this…
I found out recently that not all text processing applications count words in the same way, and it's sort of freaked me out.
It's been a very difficult week for me, starting on Monday evening on the commute home from work.
I recently joined a Discord server aimed at helping independently published authors grow their audience, and as part of the "initiation", I was required to write a short introduction to myself. I began by mentioning that I'm approaching my fiftieth year on this blue and green glode we call home…
Third day back at work now and thankfully I'm not finding myself completely wiped out by the time I get home so I have been able to do some writing. Not as much as when I was on holiday, obviously, but I've still made some progress.
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