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Common AI Continuity Problems in Fiction and How to Fix Them
AI-generated fiction can develop continuity issues across chapters. Learn why a human editor is essential for spotting inconsistencies, strengthening your manuscript, and adding the human touch AI can miss.

LSO
Sep 183 min read


Why AI Overuses Internal Monologue in Writing: How to Balance Thoughts, Dialogue, and Action for Better Pacing
AI often overuses internal monologue, weakening emotional impact. Learn practical techniques to replace repetitive thoughts with dynamic action and dialogue for sharper, more engaging fiction.

LSO
Sep 113 min read


The Hidden AI Patterns That Make Fiction Feel Robotic
Discover the hidden AI patterns that make fiction feel robotic, from over-explained emotions to predictable dialogue. Learn how human editors can break those patterns and protect an author’s voice.

LSO
Aug 253 min read


Now What? by Thea Macchi
This story is part of the Summer Lovin' Writing Challenge, where we invited writers to explore the storytelling possibilities of a simple situation. We gave authors free reign to interpret the prompt as they see fit, provided that they give their story a clear ending.
Read on and let the author take you on a ride through their imagination. At the end, don't forget to show them your support.
Note: This story has not yet been proofread.

Max
Aug 198 min read


The Different Grammar Frameworks: A Guide for Writers and Editors
Grammar isn’t one fixed system but several competing frameworks. Explore different grammar frameworks from traditional to the modern Cambridge Grammar of the English Language, and learn how writing has evolved throughout the years.

LSO
Aug 43 min read


Another Shot at Love by Io Lopez
This story is part of the Summer Lovin' Writing Challenge, where we invited writers to explore the storytelling possibilities of a simple situation. We gave authors free reign to interpret the prompt as they see fit, provided that they give their story a clear ending.
Read on and let the author take you on a ride through their imagination. At the end, don't forget to show them your support.
Note: This story has not yet been proofread.

Max
Aug 311 min read
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