6 Best Non-AI Tools and Services for Authors
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
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Another one I would recommend and it's an annual at $40 a year is a story planner it is a great resource for creating character bios and world building and it's far more affordable than a campfire
I am an amateurs amateur when it comes to writing, AI and computers but you have been extremely helpful to me and even though I am an old lady with few new skills I think you will help me to write my book. Thank you for all you do.
Oh yeah I've been using Atticus I've had it for over 6 months you know that's a tool I would recommend for publishing your books on Amazon and so on cuz it allows resizing The only problem with Atticus right now is that it's not good for you know comic books that's the only problem
And of course I'll recommend final draft pro and scrivener for writing screenplays and so on because the problem with AI is that it ain't good for writing screenplays or stories where you know you need to know the name of the character I'm hoping that final draft and scrivner eventually have AI built in because it will be a lot easier to write a script where you just tell it AI what to do and it knows the characters and it can pull it up from final draft or scrivener The thing is that any of these tools denying AI it'll be there complete end
Fantasia Archive is a good free alternative for Campfire, and it has a lot of content too for worldbuilding, as well as letting you save in your computer the file. I like it a lot, never would have discovered it if I didn't search D&D storytelling tools lol it's perfect for worldbuilding.
Great collection! Thanks! So many new useful tools :)
One thing:
The link for campfire is not working - it is the same link as for miblart
I am glad you use Atticus.
I am trying it, but am unable to get the scene breaks '***' to center when importing a manuscript into the tool.
They all show up on the left edge of the screen, with no additional blank lines leading or trailing the break itself.
I sent Atticus a note about the issue, but have not seen a solution.
How do you insert your scene breaks using Atticus?
I like the tool Obsidian for building and linking different notes together to create a world. It is free and works on plain text files which I see as a huge benefit.
Awesome information. From a business viewpoint. What is your monthly cost to run all the tools and services? I know some of them you mention is a onetime pay.
Miblart is per project, and Wondrium is an annual subscription of $150/year (I think it’s $20/month if you bill monthly). Other than that the rest have onetime purchase options. Publisher Rocket and Atticus are only one time purchases.
Fiverr has book cover services, which one of them only costed $10.
And they have $10 worth of quality too.