https://youtu.be/Uab-OEGWNiQ?si=qQau2EoJB2Zb0Qz5 I thought this was a good quick video about getting the book finished.

I’m hoping I can get at least 19 sales Saturday to get a #1 best seller tag. I have the ebook at .99 if anyone is willing to be a part of my launch team. https://a.co/d/5tCyYj4 I would be happy to be on your launch team to pay you back!!

I found another good AI tool. This one is for those who need to use research in their writing. My book is in the health and wellness space, so I have to use a lot of research to back up my claims. I wish I had known about this while I was writing the book. It would have saved me a good amount of time. But that's OK. I'm finished the first draft already (thank goodness), so I'm using this for the finishing touches. The tool is called SciSpace, located here: https://typeset.io/. With this, you can ask it too look for published research related to any topic. It will then retrieve the top published papers on the topic and present a synopsis of the findings. From there, you can save the results to a collection, or have it summerize the results of individual studies. There's also an AI writer and paraphraser that can help you create your own plagerism free text concering the topic. There are many more things you can do, so give it a try. -Craig

What is the best way to promote my science fiction novel David Sagacious Immortal Mortal. Its out on Amazon Tuesday November 19, 2024.

Working on a book about the 2009 New Orleans Saints and their Super Bowl run. I've interviewed a number of players, coaches, press and members of the front office and compiled a lot of great stories along the way. What I'm having trouble with at the moment is knowing when it's a finished piece. There is always someone else to interview and another story to add, so when do I stop and put a bow on it? I was considering trying to get the book done on the 15th anniversary of that Super Bowl, but that is in February, so no chance that happens. Any feedback is welcome.