For the hardcore AI enthusiasts. 😁 This week, I wrote an application in python that uses Ollama (local LLM server) and llama3.1:8b to enhance a text with preconfigured prompts. There are also the possibility to translate the text and use your own prompts. You need to have Python and Ollama installed. It's great if you want to make sure your text isn't used to train future AI models. In future versions, I will add the possibility to used different models installed with Ollama to do NSFW editing by adding a dropdown list with the LLMs available. I also created an executable windows application where all you need is Ollama and llama3.1:8b, no need for Python. Check it out. 👍 https://github.com/wenrolland/TextEnhanceAI

I set a goal for myself this year to try and average 15000 words a month. Only 500 a day. Should be easy, right? However, day 1 and I've just been staring at blank screen all day on one of my rare days off outside of home time (I'm a truck driver). Does anybody have any tips on how to overcome this? I've got my book plotted out and I know where I'm trying to go with it, but, I'm stuck at every corner....

Does anybody have an AI to recommend for a historical fiction? I keep getting things like flashlights in 1867 in my prose. One of my modern characters discovers her ancestor's diary and bits of the diary will be integral throughout the series. I want to write the entire diary, hopefully to sell as a companion book.

1. Reflection of the past year 2. Defining your writing and publishing goals I wrote one book last year. My writing and publishing goals are to write six to seven books and get them published. I will write, edit, and outline each month. Example: Jan is writing/outlining LITS. Feb is to write LTIS and outline HHA. March is to write HHA and outline a vampire book, and April is to edit LITS, write a vampire book, outline the next vampire, and so on. I put the book away for a month before editing it, and then a month later, I will publish it.

Hi, My name is Susan Caldwell and I live in Montréal, Québec, Canada. I've lived here since 1976, taught psychology in a college here and retired 19 years ago. I would like to write a textbook for a course on world analysis that I would like to teach - online obviously. The only book I've written was a dissertation for my doctorate - but that was really more 'note and quote', rather than creative writing. So I'm definitely interested in non-fiction writing as the basis for my project but also recognise that creative fiction writing can make anything one reads more interesting to the reader. Also, I'm interested in learning how to frame the various parts of my course based on how one structures a novel. My favourite thing to do is to learn about almost anything - but especially geography and the cultural history of different places. This includes watching videos about the places and what it is like to travel there. I also like to find mystery books set in the country/town that I'm interested in as one learns how the people think about their lives and what is going on, set within their story about the city or country.