AI is my writing co-pilot. And it can become yours too.

(without losing your soul, promise!)

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Maybe you’ve never tried AI to write better. Maybe you tried it once and closed the tab. Both are welcome here.

If you’re a writer, you may not be a fan of AI. Fair enough. It can flatten a voice in a single paragraph, and it has no idea why this specific sentence matters to you a lot.

I love writing with AI, and I’m picky about it. The moment a draft starts to sound like a machine, I stop. So I look for ways of using AI that keep my voice on the page.

One practical trick, every week, in your inbox.

Every week I share one way of working with AI that I’d recommend to another writer.

Each issue shows the trick in action, gives you the prompt to copy and sets a ten-minute exercise that ends with you writing in your own words.

Some tricks help you understand a character. Others help you untangle an outline, tighten a paragraph or find the sentence you’ve been avoiding. All of them use AI to give you raw material, and you do the writing. The first issue, for instance, turns your AI into one of your characters so you can interview it and watch where it dodges.

“Is this for me if I’m not a professional writer?”

Yes. If you write stories or a book that lives in a drawer, or you’ve always wanted to start, this is for you. Fiction or non-fiction, first draft or fifth. You can start with a stuck scene or a blank page.

You don’t need technical skills. Copy a prompt into any of the big AI assistants, run the exercise and see what comes out.

Anyone can ask AI to write a chapter. Making it sound like you takes more than that, and that’s what this newsletter is for.

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