AI disclosure

Writing

Every story here starts with me: the premise, the characters, the plot, the scenes and the drafts. AI does not come up with the stories, and no chapter is published without me reading and approving every line of it.

English is not my first language. When I'm drafting and get stuck on a line, I sometimes leave myself a short note in my native language saying what should happen there or what the scene still needs. AI helps me put it into the right English words, adjust things that don't make sense in other cultures, and answer my questions about what reads naturally and what doesn't. Onomatopoeia is a good example: the sounds I'd write in my language mean nothing to an English reader. I read every suggestion, rewrite it when it doesn't sound like me, and decide whether it stays.

Copyediting

I use AI to copyedit finished drafts: typos, grammar, punctuation, tense slips and dialogue formatting. It writes a report with suggested changes, and I accept or reject each one. Nothing is changed automatically.

Continuity and voice

Each series has its own notes file with characters, appearances, terms, power systems and a chapter-by-chapter timeline. AI checks new chapters against those notes and flags contradictions, such as an eye color that changed or a skill used before it was learned, and dialogue that doesn’t sound like the character speaking. I decide how to fix each one.

Images and covers

Series covers and chapter illustrations are AI-generated. I write the prompts from the chapter and the character notes, then pick and edit the results. No artist is credited for them because no artist made them.

Commissions

Commissioned stories are written the same way. The reader supplies the idea, I write the story, and the same tools above help with editing and images.

Why disclose?

You pay to read these stories, so you should know how they are made. If my process changes, I will update this page.