Artificial Intelligence Books: A New Dawn of Writing or a Threat to Authorship?

The so-called generative artificial intelligences are becoming increasingly advanced and the first books written with AI either entirely or partially have already appeared. We’ll see some examples of AI’s impact on writing, copyright, and some notes on plagiarism analyzing the pros and cons.

5 Fantasy Micro-Stories to Awaken Your Imagination

In some ways, micro-stories are a masterclass in storytelling and a great source of inspiration for those who work as creative writers. If you are a writer looking to let your imagination run wild, read on! Here we bring you five micro-stories that will spark your creativity for future projects.

Sensory Writing: How to Write Using The Five Senses

Are your texts losing their magic? If everything you write ends up becoming a flat, gray blob of disappointment, this is the article for you, my friend. A way to light a fire under your character and place descriptions is to focus on the way you perceive the world around you, that is, through your eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and skin. In this article, you’re going to find key tips on how to use your five senses to write deep, complex, and meaningful texts.

From Fanfiction to The Bookstore: Success Stories

Fan fiction is a genre on the rise. Sites like fanfiction.net or Wattpad are full of fan-written stories based on books, movies or series, or even starring famous artists. Some of these texts can reach a million reads (or more!) But what happens when fan fiction leaves the Internet and becomes a book? In this article we will tell you what fanfiction is and show you real success stories of fanfiction that made it to major bookstores.

Movies that Became Books

We all know of some books that were made into movies, but the opposite case (i.e. Movies that were made into books) is harder to find. In some cases, the books only replicate the original movies, in others, they expand the universe the movie created, and in some others they actually reduce it.
In this blog post we’ll tell you what happened with «The Third Man,» «E.T.,» and «Labyrinth»—three movies that came before their books.