In this episode, Yoav Yariv, moderator of the massive r/WritingWithAI subreddit, discusses how authors can overcome the public stigma of AI in publishing and leverage advanced tools to transition from solo writers into full-scale multimedia production houses.
In this episode, sci-fi author and tech innovator Malorie Cooper reveals her multi-agent AI workflow—sharding a long-running Claude conversation into specialized agents that coordinate on a digital “mind board” to write books and build custom software.
In this episode, prolific author Skye MacKinnon joins the show to discuss how she leverages AI tools like Antigravity and NotebookLM to automate her business operations and navigate the nuances of the German translation market.
In this episode, author and “vibe coder” Cassie Alexander reveals how to build a custom AI-driven “command center” to slash subscription costs, automate administrative tasks, and scale a publishing business to 50 languages.
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.