I'm writing my 1st book right now, and have watched this a dozen times already. It's helping me so much! Thank you for uploading this information. It will help many aspiring writers to get more out of their creative process.

Effin' awesome, man. "The Nerdy Novelist"; I love it. I love your style. Keep going at it. This video inspired me to go back to a fiction project I haven't touched in years. And now we got this awesome assistant to help us through it. The timing couldn't be better.

just found your channel. going back to the first videos, been writing with gpt since around dec. discovery writing using the same process described in your more recent videos. picking up good tips for prompt usage in your videos. At this point i have enough writing material to take it over to Claude. I am enjoying your videos and find them interesting and align with my thought process so it's easy for me to incorporate your suggestions. thanks for taking the time and effort to put these together. good luck ahead!

Great work, I appreciate the prompts and how to speak to the AI. I also like seeing your editing. I believe a lot of books lately may not be fleshed out or edited well and thus.. kinda suck.

Thanks for a great over plus your template and list of prompts. Very helpful. As an aside, I love the content and documentation you guys at Kindelpreneur create, so well done on that as well!

I really enjoyed your video. I learned some new techniques of copy and pasting to a word outling to help build the story. I will work on that but so helpful!

You're like my novel bestie! I've watched this and so many of your other videos a zillion times. Thanks again for helping us utilize this resource. I have 3.5 and noticed it defaults to 4 for limited characters. Not sure if you're aware of that. So you could use the 4 for the complex brainstorming and 3.5 for the generic. For us folks on a budget lol!!

I really like your channel, I will watch all of it, all of them contain knowledge that I cannot get in school, my country is very behind in technology and still prioritizes traditional jobs, I like your way of delivering the information. And my English is still poor, and I will continue to learn, pray that I can reach the best point.

Gotta say -- Really appreciate your thorough tutorials, here on GPT and on Midjourney! Great stuff --!

This is exactly what I was looking for!! THANK YOU!!!!

WELL DONE PRESENTATION/TUTORIAL! THANKS!

I use AI to help me write it often helps the idea flow going to. I should try this out currently i just write some original stuff on fictionpress and fanfics but id like to dive into the more “traditional writing space” i think theres definitely a big benefit in using ai to help writing i think its a mistake to solely rely on it. Though it can be quite useful for helping write scenes what ill often do is summarize a scene i want, maybe make some tweaks to it then ask for an expansion and more depth of a certain part of the scene. . Rinse and repeat i could spend hours barely getting anywhere in writing a single scene before. And once i start working with the ai and making tweaks my own ideas start flowing out.

Watching this only makes me appreciate ai powered novels more. It's a mix of hard work, consistency, creativity and quality .

In a beginning prompt class I took one of the most powerful prompts was to instruct the AI to take on a persona, for example act as. Idk if that would help to generate better ideas earlier.

Thank you so much for this! I've been curious about using AI to help with the drudgery of writing the first draft so I can get to the fun of editing and refining more quickly. I really appreciate your taking the time to share your methods and give a good idea of what to expect.

Super helpful. Thank you!

Really helpful. Thanks

very helpful and thank you

I just started watching so I'm only a few minutes in but that Sherlock and Tarzan team up sounds AMAZING.

Oh my god... thank you for this video!

I'm currently using GPT 4 to help me create a TCG. It's going well so far ... have no idea how to release it once the concepts done, though. Art will obviously be A.I. too.

I usually generate one story in one chat. Thank you for the video.

"When writing using AI tools, remember you are simply shovelling gravel, rock, stones and pebbles into a grinder, in order to acquire enough sand to shovel into a box so that later you can build castles."

Followed this step by step, and it turned out really fun and a great story! I used ChatGPT 4 from the beginning and the outline turned out very nice and useful. Had to adjust a little, gpt wanted to add to much softness to the story, so had to ask it to go more brutal and dystopian..

Greetings from ancient Cheshire in Olde England. I’ve been observing you with increasing interest for some time now. If that sounds a little creepy, it’s you not me. 😂 Do you have a tip for how to ask Chatgpt, Claude2 or Pseudo for possible plausible storyline backgrounds of the characters or the story background itself to solve the barrier for the ‘stuck’ writer who has a solid beginning and ending who can’t progress to ‘the middle’! I’m enjoying your content and saved many videos for further research but my worst trait is analysis paralysis and destructive self sabotage of every good story I have by destroying it with logic. My logical mind questions every plot twist, every synopsis, story outline and even the beats. I’m one of those people who grinds to a halt with my modern day psychological thrillers because I have the beginning and the ending but can’t get to the middle because I question everything in between and struggle to find a plausible scenario that doesn’t defy logical reasoning. I need logic because my novels are modern day and we have legal photo IDs, Drivers licenses, medical insurance, hospital/dental records, DNA databases, police, etc etc it all gets in the way of a good story!

Do you think it could help a person create a rough first draft of a memoir, putting the narrative in order from start to end? I have a solid outline and important scenes written, but I've yet to get the entire story plotted out and written start to finish. I am not looking for a publishable book, just the general idea with scenes in order and book divided into chapters and from there I would begin the rewriting process

I loved the way you broke the process in to more manageable tasks ✨. Thank you!

Thank you for sharing this with us. Watching the video an although I have played with GPT a while now, I am amazed how well GPT ist doing on helping you drafting this book. The process shows that ChatGPT alone can't write the whole the book just yet and will require a lot of the author's input. How do you ensure when publishing that the book isn't rejected because of the AI content?

First of all, I'm diving deep in your content! Awesome Stuff, very instructional and is helping me to create my workflow. Really thanks for sharing your knowledge! One thing: How do you proceed when you go the the next Chapter? Do you create a new chat? If so, what kind of info from the previous chapter you carry on to the next chapter? I'm starting a research (with Chatgpt) to understand how to create non linear stories with Multiple narrative cores (like Game of Thrones, Foundation, Dune) and if you desire maybe I can share some results with you \o/

Is there a way to get GPT-4 to vary/expand it's descriptive language? I find that it really likes "Chills ran down his/her spine" and "a cacophony of (insert noise)" and I can't seem to get it to think outside the box. I don't mind going in and rewriting the stuff by hand, it'd just be pretty cool if I could cut the workload a bit. Also, would you suggest prompting the entire novel first, then going in and doing edits and tweaking? Or would you edit and tweak as you go along? Sorry for the long comment, I'm working on my first book and have gone in sort of blind.

I do similar like you dude but in the sci-fi genre, AI gives ridiculously good ideas, i have like 20 novels in line so far, half done 1 coz my ADHD kicks me in the teeth all the time:DD

00:15 📚 The speaker has experience in writing with AI and has written multiple fantasy novels. 01:11 🤖 AI tools like Chat GPT are viewed as productivity aids, not replacements for human creativity in writing novels. 02:06 🔄 The tutorial will start using GPT 3.5, although GPT 4 is mentioned but limited in use. 03:00 📖 "High concept pitches" are concise, evocative descriptions of story ideas; they're crucial for novel development. 08:56 🤔 Initial pitch ideas may not always be unique or compelling; further iterations and tweaks are recommended. 10:27 💔 An intriguing pitch involves a world where the dead are brought back as slaves, and a necromancer must choose between love and fighting for undead rights. 11:50 📝 The speaker begins crafting a synopsis based on the chosen pitch, adding depth to characters and conflicts. 13:27 👁️ The synopsis introduces the setting and key characters, highlighting Lyra's unique abilities in necromancy. 14:49 💡 The plot thickens as Lyra confronts the injustice faced by the undead, drawing her into conflict with a secret movement. 20:58 ⚖️ The choice between saving Elric or all the enslaved becomes a pivotal decision, adding complexity to the plot. 26:23 🌟 The story ventures into a hidden city of the undead, unveiling the true origins of necromancy and the history of the enslaved. 26:38 📝 The speaker is discussing the process of outlining a novel using AI assistance. 28:46 📝 The speaker emphasizes the importance of the outlining stage in novel writing. 29:25 📝 The speaker mentions using the hero's journey as an outlining framework for a fantasy story. 30:26 📝 The speaker encounters some difficulties with the AI's response and considers starting a new session for better results. 32:41 📝 The speaker acknowledges that the AI is providing a structured outline based on the hero's journey but notes that it's not adding significant new elements to the story. 36:17 📝 The speaker decides to focus on creating a detailed outline for individual chapters rather than the entire novel. 38:51 📝 The speaker begins crafting a chapter outline using AI assistance, providing prompts and refining the output for each chapter. 44:45 📝 The speaker refines the chapter outline, adding more details and refining individual beats for the scene. 52:56 📝 The speaker concludes the chapter outline, preparing to move on to the next step of writing a scene. 54:24 📝 The speaker provides specific prompts for writing a scene, including genre, tone, point of view, tense, and key characters. 57:50 📝 The speaker gives an example of character description and emphasizes the importance of dialogue in scene creation. 59:45 📝 The character described is a master necromancer, characterized by a black coat and stoic demeanor. 01:00:17 📝 The speaker emphasizes the importance of adding a summary and conflict to each scene in a novel. 01:00:44 📝 The conflict in the scene arises from Lira's nervousness about reanimating a corpse for the first time, despite being highly skilled. 01:01:34 📝 The speaker recommends using the GPT-4 model for better results in generating scenes for a novel. 01:02:57 📝 The speaker advises refining AI-generated dialogue to enhance the quality of the novel. 01:05:05 📝 If the AI's first attempt doesn't meet expectations, the speaker suggests trying again with a tweaked prompt. 01:06:32 📝 The speaker demonstrates adding additional details to scenes generated by the AI to enhance the narrative.

I have a draft, characters and plotlines ready for a book i am working on but my writing skill isnt good so i want to ask how do i make a prompt to do the grunt work of writing to connect said plot points i give...?

Chatbots are also a great way to check your "high concepts". If you ask the chatbot "have you ever heard of a story like this: ..." you may actually find out that there was a show called "Emergency!" in the 1970s that did exactly what you want to do.

I'm at the beginning about here 1:56 I can guess what you're gonna do Are you just gonna do it in parts? One part of a long chapter at a time? also If you aren't gonna do that then if the method is different from that will it still work with gpt 3 point 5

Can you put the prompt templates you used in the description?

This video is fantastic. I finally get something out of that chat.

Where can I see the full novel made by ai? Just want to see the quality of the work.

is chatgpt4 only on the paid version?

Re: Zodiac sign research. ChatGPT works great when used as an interactive encyclopedia. Therefore, I suspect this kind of research would be really easy.

Just some advice. If you do this again go ahead and have your idea picked out before the video. You can show the process but then say I already got an idea from doing this off camera. It was very boring to watch you read through the ideas for 10 minutes trying to make a choice. I love the vids though! Thank you! 😊

What is the chance of a book being successful without witches, dwarves, fairies, a teen aged girl in assassin school, vampires, werewolves, lost kingdoms or a dominating romance? My novel has none of that. Also, no enchanted artifacts either.

Where are the Ai models that allow us to write NSFW writing? I write in the horror genre. It keeps putting my writing samples saying that it's too violent and won't write for that

Its coming I say within 6 Months-2 years GPT4.5-GPT5 will be able to handle over 100k-500k+ words it will be just a prompt to book

"That sounds familiar" lol. ChatGPT just pitched you How to Train Your Dragon

when gpt stops just type proceed or continue

You’re reading out the results wrongly: change to the ‘gravelly, growly movie trailer voice’ and they’ll either sound epic or ridiculous (but epically so). But gargle frequently with warm water to protect your throat 😉

Wish there was a more concise source of this information

I have to completely disagree with your comment about AI not being able to complete a full book in our lifetime. The majority of researchers believe that within a decade we will have AGI, and in that time, with AGI, we will be able to write full books without human touch. GPT-5 might even be able to do it, or Claude 3. That’s within five years. This video is seven months old, I wonder if now you already think differently.

Not in our life time? 😂😂 by the end of the year you will be able to push a button and have a whole book series lol

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Since AI is available to everyone, AI novels will oversaturate the market and eventually become valueless commodities. This in turn will increase the value of great original human-made novels by making them more rare in the marketplace, especially as writers dull their skills by becoming lazier and more reliant on AI.