Posts about using AI in real writing work, where it helps, where it fails, and how to keep your voice intact. These cover the practical side of writing with machines, not the hype. Read these before you let a chatbot near your book.
AI WritingI have watched a workforce fear a new technology before, and I watched the fear dissolve. It did not dissolve because of reassurance, town halls, or enthusiasm campaigns. It dissolved because we retrained people, and training is the only answer…
AEOAI search makes your website matter more, and it is also broken in ways nobody selling it will admit: opaque, slow to update, confidently wrong about you with no appeal, and corruptible by competitors. It is worth pursuing and badly…
AI vs Human GhostwritingThe fear was that clients would use AI to replace ghostwriters. The opposite is happening: clients arrive already using AI to gather material, check facts, and pressure-test the draft, and they expect a writer fluent in the same tools. It…
AI and WritingAuthority experts watch peers crank out AI books in weeks and panic that the fast competitor will grab the speaking gigs and consulting deals first. But speed-to-market was never the moat in authority publishing. Here is what actually wins, why…
AI and WritingACX, Findaway, and Spotify all rewrote their AI-narration rules in the past 18 months, and the rules are still moving. Here is what each platform actually permits in 2026, when AI narration is the right call for an authority book,…
AI WritingThe connective sections of a book, chapter introductions, scene transitions, the setup paragraphs that move a reader from one idea to the next, are the natural zone for AI drafting: no specific voice, predictable structure, and real writer hours when…
AI WritingThe hardest part of a book is not the writing; it is getting the raw material out of your head and onto the page in a form a writer can use. AI is surprisingly good at this when used right,…
AI WritingAn AI-assisted book through my practice runs at roughly half the per-word cost of full ghostwriting, and the savings are real, not a gimmick, because they come from automating a specific slice of the labor that never touches voice. Here…
AI vs Human GhostwritingAI on a book is not use it or don't; it is a labor split, specific tasks the machine handles well under supervision, and specific tasks a human handles every time. The line is not arbitrary, it tracks whether the…
AI vs Human GhostwritingMy entire AI-on-a-book practice runs on one sentence: AI never writes in your voice. It can do nearly everything else, and most of it well, but the voice belongs to a human every single time. That is not a compromise…
AI and Your CareerMost AI fear is misplaced, but not all of it, and pretending otherwise is how you lose people's trust. Some worries are correct: commodity content, nobody checking the machine, letting it write the voice, publishing without verifying. Name where the…
AI AdoptionI'm behind on AI and it feels too late assumes the window closed. It did not. AI moves fast, but the skill that matters is not memorizing this month's tool, it is the judgment to use any tool well, and…
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