Does anyone else have a truly rediculous number of Amazon books in their Amazon account? My number is 42, 419. No I did not pay for them all, many were deals of one sort or the other. But I would like to download them all..... I know I promised nothing new, but it really didn't take that long on a secondary machine while I was doing what I was supposed to. I'll put this one on the pro tier here in skool later this week. It's a Kindle book downloader that will download your Kindle collection to a local machine remove drm on what it can and convert them to epub format. I've set it to run 2000 books a day at random intervals to not completely piss off Amazon and get my account blocked for downloading too much to fast. At full speed it would still take up to 7 days to download this many...I want to let it run for a few days to see how well it works before handing it out. At 250 clean downloads so far it has only failed dedrm on one book. Let me know if this interests anyone and I'll post it and the install instructions later this week. My next trick will be a better epub reader that will read it as an audiobook as well. I have two of them now for android but I dislike the voices on both. I bought a really old kindle (pre audible) when Amazon had the built in reader to do this but it's starting to have network issues with Amazon, but it will still side load with a cable.

Since I'm going to be down for a couple of days I'm trying to get a couple things done before then and thought I'd share. I don't think I'm sharing any secrets here and it's all among family right? The attached image is what my Claude code looks like when I'm really working. I can only truly focus on 3 things at a time and in this image I'm actively working on three projects at once. Tl;Dr - Michael lists current projects and shows pretty pictures at the end ***** On the Main screen and to the left you can See "Advisor Fable" and 12 Agents running on a plan for a massive update to layercrafter now that I solved the last of the issues I had with making it a true Vellum/Atticus replacement. When done it will be more in line with a streamlined desktop publishing package. Master Pages, better cover, spine, paper, and sizes. the ability to integrate images and backgrounds, justification and hyphens, type kerning, callouts, imports from comiccrafter for children's book layouts, comics, and Graphic Novels. Text Books is also on the list. True professional pdf export and some epub fixes. Live editing of the file you are working with so you do not have to jump back and forth when you see that sentence you want to correct. More options for page design not just text. A whole bevy of goodies, because I got annoyed with laying out a nonfiction book in Affinity and I have ten to do in that series. ( Yes you will get them for free when they are finished). Below that in the left hand you see tarotcrafter which is almost finished for designing card decks. Tarot Cards, Oracle Cards, Custom playing card decks and gaming cards proxies like Pokemon or Magic the Gathering. I needed the improvements to layercrafter to create the book for my oracle card deck (sample below) created with tarotcrafter. This is a separate app altogether. and finally MindVault a new Personal Knowledge Manager I've mentioned once before to replace Evernote, Raindrop, Recall, Pocket, Notion, Google Keep, a web clipper, and task manager. Will save me $240 a year and do what I want it to do, searchable with a guided information search like the storydb in WCP has.

Apologies folks, but tomorrow I begin a new personal adventure and am admitting my age (partially). I'm having all of my remaining teeth removed and beginning the quest for dentures. By the end of the day I will have no teeth in my head and a set of "smiling teeth" (functionality unknown) in my hand. This is an incredibly expensive adventure that due to healing and multiple surgeries will extend into 2028 before all is said and done. I am NOT looking forward to this with a clear sense of dread. So i will be offline tomorrow and probably most of Thursday.

Feel this way sometimes

Okay folks tonights work is bringing some MAJOR, HUGE, VERY VERY BIG changes to our little program to specifically target the Upcoming RaptorWrite Refugees and the greater nuber of folks in this channel that have not yet even tried WordCrafter.pro. As soon as I my friend Claude and I finish implementation (coding now, 25,000 lines in...whew). There will be three new tiers. These will coordinate with the skool tiers and have some new fun added here as well. and yes the 14 day free trial is still in place with access to everything to see how it all works. Since we will have a free tier this may drop to 7 days with full access before reverting to free in the future. Free (Writer) Editor and all editing tools, binder, notepad, history, import and export. Rooms: Brainstorm, Story Development, Character Creation, Writers Room, Open Room, Kindle Metadata, Content Rating. NarrativeCrafter. Image gallery, generate and store (on their own key, 100 MB cap). "/" commands, right-click AI actions, split screen, help bot. Author, $29/mo, $200/yr Everything in Writer, plus Editorial, Short Story Studio, Writer's Voice, all of today's Pro rooms, ImageCrafter, BookCrafter, PlotCrafter, Desk. 500 MB gallery. Pro, $49/mo, $400/yr Everything in Author, plus Series, Worldbuilding, Smut rooms, AudioCrafter, LayoutCrafter, MarketCrafter, PathCrafter, and GameCrafter, EmpireCrafter and ComicCrafter when they launch. 2 GB gallery. A number of security updates are in the works on the backside, the RaptorWrite importer has been improved and updated, side by side edit windows is being added. / commands for custom prompts as well as the right click menu. A huge number of minor improvements from lists I've been collecting. Oh and structured output from the skillrooms using template files which also allows us to have some pretty cool printables to work from. I can't promise they'll be exactly like these samples, but pretty close. And yes the printables, and the extra tools available at the new free writer level will work for writers that want to work with AI or without.