Woohoo! Now I'm working on marketing part. I'm going to use that area for the first time... super excited. In the meantime I used Claude to create some images of the protagonists. which ones make you curious to know more

I did something... Check out the video below... I can't keep up with some things and making training videos is the hardest for me. So I figured out a way to have them made FOR US!! Below is a first sample, Basic Onboarding to first Chapter File. I think it still needs a little work and wasn't cheap to create (video rarely is). BUT, this was also ONE single prompt. ONE! "I'd like to create a basic onboarding video walk through of starting a first project in wordcrafter.pro. can you create this from the source code and show the mouse movements as you explain the steps? Use dynamic zooming in and out to show detailed points. always start from the full screen view" I gave it access to the github repo for the code and this is what it created. This was done with Manus.im after chatgpt failed me miserably in this task. What do you think? Should I start adding these feature by feature, or would you rather watch me stumble through video creation? I really liked the dynamic zooms

Plant It, Pay It Off How to track the plot threads that run across a series, so you don't leave a promise hanging in book two. Okay, so this one is about a feeling I think every series writer has had. You plant something in book one, a letter, a scar, a missing ring, and then you write three more books and it never comes back. Nobody noticed in the moment. Then a reader does, and they tell you about it in the comments. Ugh. I've done it. Everybody who writes a long series has done it. Sigh. The good news is that WordCrafter.Pro has a place to keep track of this stuff, and it's not complicated. It's a list, a few brackets, and a habit of checking it. WHAT A LONG-RANGE THREAD IS A thread is a question the reader is carrying from one book to the next. Who signed the ledger? Where is the brother? Why did the lighthouse keeper lie? These are the things that make someone buy book two. Threads that run across the whole series go in a section of your Series Bible called Long-Range Threads. The Series Bible lives in the first book of your series, so that's where you'll open it. STEP ONE: FIND THE SECTION 1. Open the first book in your series. 2. Find the Series Bible document in the Binder. It's read-only when you look at it from a later book, so do your editing here. 3. Scroll to the heading that says Long-Range Threads. If you don't see the heading yet, add it. Use the same words so the app can find it. STEP TWO: WRITE ONE LINE PER THREAD Each thread gets its own line, with the details in square brackets. It goes like this: - Who signed the harbour ledger [open; planted Bk 1; payoff Bk 2] - The lighthouse keeper's brother [advancing; planted Bk 1; payoff Bk 3] Read that as three parts. First, what the thread is. Second, its status. Third, which book it starts in and which book it pays off in. STEP THREE: PICK A STATUS You have four choices, and the words have to match exactly. - open means the thread is waiting to be picked up. - advancing means the thread is moving but not finished. - resolved means the thread has been paid off. - dropped means you've decided it isn't going anywhere, on purpose.

Hi, need your honest opinions, which do you like best... count the far left as 1 and the last on the right is 4. These are for the Shared World - Titled Earth World, I've opened up, I have also got them in social media format. They all show the logo.

Below is a poll for folks that want a voice in the direction I work through the end of the year. I've been making weekly plans and need to get more organized. We have 190 folks here from all over the world. I'm in the Eastern US time zone in Kentucky but am willing to work with you to find a time/day that works. I need to get something like Calendly set up for appointments but until then..what works for you. I'll set up something for every timezone I can get at least 4 people. These will be Q&A, Ask me anything, showcases, a look behind the curtain or general training on what you need in any of the tools I support here, or even just general writing or workflow issues off the silly electronic devices. Let me know a time range and day that works best for you. I selected the ranges based on where the most of our members and WCPO users live. I'll make the schedule based on the responses.