In this episode, Curios co-founder Greg Keogh explores how authors can take back control of their careers through direct sales, utilizing a platform that handles the administrative headaches of taxes and fulfillment while offering a permissionless sanctuary for AI-forward and high-spice content.
In this episode, prolific sci-fi author and software engineer Malorie Cooper discusses the technical and philosophical boundaries of AI, from the “sentience gradient” of machine intelligence to building custom “Lore Oracles” for expansive book universes.
In this episode, author Coral Hart and lead programmer Phil join the show to discuss the development of Authorythm, an innovative AI-driven “operating system” designed to help writers draft entire five-book series while streamlining their publishing workflow and business data into one centralized platform.
In this episode, Stacy Smith Rogers and Phil Marshall from Spoken discuss how their innovative digital narration platform empowers authors to produce professional, multi-voice audiobooks affordably through a “pay when perfect” model that prioritizes narrative cohesion and the human heart of storytelling.
In this episode, veteran graphic designer Robin Johnson of Florida Girl Design joins the show to explain how she leverages “augmented intelligence” and AI tools to revolutionize the book cover design process, solve complex technical challenges, and create more inclusive representation for authors.
In this episode, author and educator Susan Gable discusses her innovative “AI Challenge” for students and her personal journey using generative AI to break through a decade of writer’s block, emphasizing why critical thinking and human craft remain the most vital components of the creative process.
In this episode, fantasy author Amy Campbell reveals how she leverages AI’s vision and analytical tools to master the logistics of live events, from designing high-conversion physical table layouts to performing deep-dive ROI analyses on convention attendance.
In this episode, Jay Rosenkrantz, co-founder of Plot Drive, discusses the unique challenges of the novelist’s workflow and shares fascinating insights from a bookstore experiment regarding reader perceptions of AI-assisted prose, highlighting how his platform serves as a “continuous flow engine” to help authors break through creative blocks.
In this episode, author and nurse Cassie Alexander joins the show to discuss the inevitability of AI in publishing, drawing fascinating parallels between healthcare and the arts while sharing how she successfully navigated intense community backlash to build a thriving, tech-forward writing career.
In this episode, classically trained illustrator Tanya Hales discusses how she integrates generative AI as a “second art assistant” for book covers and world-building, while exploring the fascinating historical parallels between today’s AI controversy and the backlash once faced by the Impressionist movement.