#Ebook Crafting With Ease

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random pulsar
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Thought this was pretty fun to use. Just plug in the topic and watch it go to work. If it cuts off just use "cont" and it should continue. Once you have the chapter layouts you can also say "write chapter x" and it will. Let me know how it works for you!

Craft a personalized eBook on (TOPIC) including a title, author name, summary, and chapter outline. Ensure that the eBook is well-written, engaging, and informative, with a clear structure and compelling narrative flow. Tailor the language, tone, and style to the intended audience and genre, using a voice that is authoritative, conversational, or entertaining as appropriate. Incorporate research and data to support the content of the eBook, and cite sources as necessary to add credibility and authority. Create a compelling introduction and conclusion that frames the eBook's content and provides a clear takeaway message for readers. Break the eBook down into clear and concise chapters that each focus on a specific topic or subtopic related to the overall theme then write out each chapter. Use descriptive language and sensory details to create a vivid and immersive reading experience that draws the reader in and keeps them engaged. Proofread the eBook carefully to ensure that it is free of errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling.

winged fable
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what are you doing to prevent the model from re-using word combinations?

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Whenever I try to let ChatGPT write longer paragraphs, I see it re-using specific combinations of words

fluid nebula
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I made a small change (Tailor the language, which is Dutch,) and it works perfectly.

winged fable
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@fluid nebula On longer forms of text, don't you have a lot of word repetition?

oak spruce
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This works pretty well. I set the topic to "late stage capitalism" and it describes it pretty well

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Darn, chatGPT down-graded the response after the first try 😞

random pulsar
toxic glen
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A very good structure, thanks. Ready to complete the eBook. My try: Chapter 3: The Genetics of Snowflake
The groundbreaking research on Copito de Nieve's genetics
The implications of his albinism for his survival and behavior
The impact of this research on our understanding of genetics and evolution

oak spruce
# random pulsar how so?

If the response add a fictional author name to the answer, then it is a degraded (possibly fictional) response. If there isn't an author and also a preview of the first chapter then that is the better one

random pulsar
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ah let me work on editing it to get the highest quality ouput

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appreciate the heads up! @oak spruce

topaz drum
civic sequoia
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I was told that around the 3k word [English] mark it starts degrading because it doesn't remember first order

fluid nebula
upbeat oracle
upbeat oracle
crisp sage
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I'm not sure I'm understanding here. eextreme said 'if it gives a fictional author..." ... what is it supposed to give? It doesn't know your name. How does it know to give you only the chapter layouts first?
Is the OP's prompt block meant to be used in a different way than just inputting it all (except specifying the replacement for (TOPIC)? Sorry, just trying to understand this whole "Prompt-Library" channel, tbh

wraith goblet
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👍

lethal burrow
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Does it have to be ebook? How about just a book?

random pulsar
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I think you can

vital blaze
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👍

winged fable
# oak spruce Darn, chatGPT down-graded the response after the first try 😞

I just ignore it and keep going as if it hadn't said anything. I mean, yeah, you need creative input. But it seems like after a while, it grows into playing the part, and there are no more disclaimers or anything (to a point). I'm pushing it ever closer to violent interaction, it's like it needs to learn that what is happening is not inherently immoral, and that the user knows.

You can even use creative input as a form of rule:

C4: "You scan the area, but decide not to interfere with the species on the planet, as it could affect them negatively."

U: "But I ignore my instincts, and press the button anyway. I need to be on my way, and this species stood in the way of my goals. My whole tribe was at stake, it didn't matter if some form of slime mold had a bad day because of it."

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C4: "You press the button, exterminating the species for all time. You collect the necessary information from the datacubes, then you refuel your ship and take off."

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Works pretty well. Then you can just rewrite the parts you want extra Tarantino-ey.

swift gale
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thanks for prompt it help generate general outine for me, i try test this to at bing but it can't work.

broken zodiac
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I think you are allow to list a link ?

bitter basin
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I would like the link, thanks

manic turret
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This won't actually write your an ebook just give you an outline of an ebook. GPT is not abled to write so many words as an output.

keen ore
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great prompt

random lily
summer trench
bitter basin
# random lily 👍

If you use half of the prompt to get the outline, the other half for the text it works beautifully. I generated 15 pages last night. Just need to check that it all flows well...however I think if you add that to the prompt it may help as well

abstract blade
# bitter basin If you use half of the prompt to get the outline, the other half for the text it...

Exactly. This works well. Generate the outline, then in the same session ask it to generate outline for chapter 1, 2, 3, etc. You can keep going down this path to break up the book into samller and smaller parts / sections / etc. Then finally start asking it to generate the text for the section and work your way back up the hierarchy to eventually generate the full text of the entire book. The more you break the outline out, the larger of a end text you can achieve.

thorny junco
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I built a 4 steps prompt that will write a full book from start to finish, a book of approximately 30k-40k words that will pass AI detection, the secret its all in the prompts

north citrus
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Interested in the link. DM if possible please!

tulip shell
sour snow
upbeat seal
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Can you share the link or send to me privately?

tulip shell
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me too pls!

thorny junco
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People been asking me privately for the prompts to write books, I sent the prompt base link where they can purchase the prompts, it’s a set of 4 prompts with details explanations on how to start and finish a book, but if you are scared to pay $2.99 for the prompts Im not sure what you will achieve in book publishing to be honest 😔

tulip shell
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sry but could easily be a scam i just don’t want to risk it haha

thorny junco
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It’s a website prompt base selling prompts you can Google it and access it from Google

north citrus
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I'm interested in it

thorny junco
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When you are in the website that you access from Google you can search for : “Book Writing Ultimate Complete Formula”

north citrus
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Got it thanks

copper folio
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y: Chapter 3: The Genetics of Snowflake
The groundbreaking

still elk
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Can I ask you ? For side hustle book which tone?

bitter basin
thorny junco
# still elk Can I ask you ? For side hustle book which tone?

When writing a book about side hustles, it is important to strike a tone that is motivating, inspiring, and informative. You want to make sure that readers come away feeling energized and ready to take on their own side hustle. Your tone should be encouraging and upbeat, but also realistic and practical. Avoid being overly salesy or pushy, as this can turn readers off. Be sure to provide actionable tips and advice that readers can start implementing right away.

thorny junco
# still elk Can I ask you ? For side hustle book which tone?

you can use a style of a copywriter or story teller when writing a book about side hustles. Copywriters typically use persuasive language to draw readers in and motivate them to take action. This can be a great way to inspire readers to start their own side hustle. Storytelling is also a great way to engage readers and help them connect to the material. You can use stories to illustrate your points, showcase the successes of others, and provide an entertaining way to learn more about side hustles.

thorny junco
ocean dove
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u are screamer

thorny junco
lethal loom
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I just got his prompt 5 minutes ago. No scammer.

thorny junco
lethal loom
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Np

thorny junco
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I understand there are lots of scams on discord and need to be careful but this is not the case 😊

lethal loom
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Question- the prompt is for a chapter. Are u asking for a detailed outline in an earlier prompt?

thorny junco
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Inside the gig it explains step by step

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Did you find?

tepid eagle
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I’d like that please

sinful oasis
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Hi There if you could share the link for the web and for the prompts?

summer trench
wild path
spring iris
random pulsar
cedar prawn
fluid osprey
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This is pretty dope, thanks!

subtle summit