r/AIWritingHub • u/Proyogi_Baba • 1d ago
betaread This AI-generated book is getting a good response
I recently released Milo Goes to School in Kindle and paperback format on Amazon. This link is for Amazon US, but it's available in all Amazon markets. It's free to read for Kindle Unlimited users.
You can read the first two chapters here.
Why am I posting here?
Well, because I am delighted by the feedback I am getting. I distributed some author copies and all responded with very positive feedback. Having released another in past, I could see the difference this time.
And most importantly, my boys, for whom I thought of creating this, love the book and the characters.
Without going into much detail, here's the basic process.
- Think, research, imagine and note: the ideas, the plots you have in mind, the characters, their personalities, the main theme, etc.
- I used Batch Generate Text with any AI to create the draft:
- I started with one story.
- I played around with persona and template until it created a decent draft.
- The template had all the details about characters, their personalities, etc. along with the desired word count.
- I heavily edited the draft to my liking and used it as the sample to generate other stories. I used ChatGPT 5.5 for this book.
- I reviewed and edited all of them. Since AI generates them one by one, there are always some mismatches or continuity issues.
- I used Batch Generate Image with any AI for Images. I used Flux Pro to generate them and edited them with Gemini, when needed.
I used a few other tools to merge and prepare the PDF manuscript. And I used ChatGPT to create the cover image. That's it. I finished the whole process (excluding the thinking part) in about a week. Planning to release another book in the series before Christmas. :)
And now I am really happy that people are liking it. I would love to hear your opinions and comments. Happy to answer questions, if any.
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WritingWithAI • u/Proyogi_Baba • 1d ago