Helpful references on AI for writers
If you are deciding whether and how to use AI in your writing process, these references may help.
Commentary from Jane Friedman's blog
AI Best Practices for Authors from the Author's Guild
How AI is changing book writing and what it means for you (Kelly Notares)
AI Tools for Writers (Custom GPTs)
These custom GPTs are designed to help writers move their work forward with practical, focused support. Each one is meant to save time, reduce friction, and help you stay focused on the work that only you can do.
What AI cannot do is replace your lived experience, voice, judgment, and meaning. Those belong to you.
Spark A Memory Scene Starter helps you turn a blurry memory into a vivid, detail-rich scene using focused, beginner-friendly questions. By the end, you’ll have a clear scene blueprint—setting, sensory cues, emotional tone, and what happened next—ready to write from.
$29
Ideal Reader Profile helps you clearly define the reader you’re writing for with grounded questions about what they want, fear, and need. By the end, you’ll have a one-page reader snapshot to guide your writing now and your marketing later.
$29
Comp Title Curator helps you build a strong, shelf-ready list of comparison titles by matching audience, tone, and promise. By the end, you’ll have a curated comp list you can use in pitches, proposals, and marketing—whether you’re querying or self-publishing.
$29
Post Road Marketing Tools
Useful marketing custom GPTs
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