Tag: Artificial intelligence
In the context of writing, artificial intelligence refers to a set of tools used to analyze, review, and improve text or images, without replacing the author’s intent or voice. It functions as a methodological and critical aid rather than an autonomous creator.
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What No One Tells You When You Start Out as an Independent Author
When you start out as an independent author, you’re often driven by something simple: the desire to write, to publish, to be read. Naturally, you focus on the text, the story, the book. And that’s normal. It’s healthy. But very quickly, you discover another world—far less visible, rarely explained, yet decisive: the world of advice,…
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Publishing Is Not Just Writing: Building Editorial Coherence
Structuring an author’s presence is not simply a matter of publishing regularly. It requires an editorial line designed to hold over time, genuine respect for the reader, and solid organization—especially when publishing in two languages. This approach is neither spectacular nor immediately visible, yet it determines everything that follows. As you read these lines, several…
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Writing with Artificial Intelligence: Method and Limits
Method, Tone, and Tools Writing a light novel means constantly balancing emotion, coherence, and readability. Artificial intelligence helps me maintain that balance—without ever taking the pen from my hands. Writing Choices Writing is built on precise choices: level of language, tone, rhythm, and point of view. In a light novel, these elements are decisive. I…