Second book done. No mistakes and it followed all of my prompts perfectly. I published it today! Then I tried the series way because I got 6 more books to do in that series and it worked crazy good! I love it. I'll add the forward and introduction when I start a new series. Thank you so much!!!!!!! 😀

One of the most-requested things from this community just went live — and it came straight from your feedback. 🙌 Until now, every book exported with the same interior typography. Some of you found the text a little larger than you'd like, especially when printing. Now you decide. Head to the Format step of any book and you'll find a brand-new "Choose your fonts & size" panel: ✍️ Body font — choose the typeface for your interior 🔠 Body size — Compact · Standard · Comfortable · Large 📏 Line spacing — Tight · Normal · Relaxed Want a denser, more "real paperback" feel with more words per page? Go Compact + Tight. Prefer a roomy, easy-on-the-eyes large-print look? Go Large + Relaxed. It's your call. 📚 💡 Publishing on Amazon KDP? We keep your body text at 11pt or larger so your printed proof matches the page count Amazon expects. Just making a PDF for yourself or readers? Switch the publishing target to Personal Use and unlock the most compact size too. No reformatting headaches — pick your settings, re-download, done. ✅ Go give it a try on your current book and drop a screenshot below — we'd love to see the styles you land on! 👇 Keep the feedback coming — this one was 100% built because you asked for it. ❤️

You already fill in the big stuff — appearance, motivation, backstory, arc. But there's always that one detail that makes a character feel real and doesn't fit any box. Now it has a home. 🏡 You can add as many extra pieces of info as you want. Each one has three simple parts: ① Type (pick from a dropdown) ② Label (a short name to keep you organized) ③ Detail (the actual info) The magic is in the Type, because it tells BookNova how to use each detail. There are three: 🔹 Trait — an always-true fact, treated as canon across the whole book. 👉 e.g. "Handedness → Left-handed" or "Distinguishing mark → A faded scar over her right eye" 🔹 Note — your catch-all for anything else: lore, quirks, secrets, history. 👉 e.g. "Fear → Secretly terrified of the ocean" or "Backstory → Raised by smugglers, distrusts anyone in uniform" 🔹 Mannerism — a recurring behavior tied to a trigger. This is the one I'm proudest of. 👇 👉 e.g. "Spell tell → Lets her hair down right before releasing a powerful spell" Here's why Mannerisms are special. Anyone can tell an AI "this character does X." The hard part is getting it to do X only when the moment actually calls for it — not stamping it into every chapter, and not describing it the same way each time (a dead giveaway a machine wrote it). So BookNova handles them differently under the hood: it weaves a mannerism in only when the trigger genuinely happens in a chapter, and rewrites it fresh every time. Your mage lets her hair down when she's about to unleash something powerful — a real, earned signature moment your readers start to anticipate — instead of a tic on every page. That's the difference between a character that feels written and one that feels alive. ✨ Best part? It lives right on the character, so it carries across every book you use them in. Build once, and every trait, quirk, and signature move follows them everywhere. 📚 Go try it and tell me what you put in — I already know some of you are going to build some wonderfully weird characters, and I'm here for it. 😄

I'm really excited about this one. Up to now, every book you made was its own island. Starting today, you can take any finished book and build a whole series from it — and BookNova carries your world and characters forward for you. There are two ways to do it, and they match how real authors actually build series: 🔗 Continue the story — same protagonist, the plot carries on (think trilogies, sagas, a returning detective). Book 2 picks up from where Book 1 ended, remembers what happened, and keeps everyone consistent. 🌍 New story, same world — a fresh lead and a fresh plot in the same world and cast, but each book reads on its own. This is the romance/cozy-mystery model — "same town, new couple (or new case) every book" — and it's fantastic for letting new readers jump in anywhere. Here's how to do it 👇 — Open your library and find any finished book — Click "Write next book" on the book's card — Pick the type: Continue the story or New story, same world — Choose what carries over — world, tone, characters, series canon, and (for continuations) a recap of what happened — Choose which characters carry over — this is my favourite part: for a "same world" mystery you can carry just your detective and leave the one-book victim and culprit behind 🕵️ — Set how much time has passed, and (for a new-world book) pick your new lead — Hit generate — you'll land in a Story Bible that already knows your world, with your returning cast already on the Characters step A couple of things I care a lot about that are baked in: ✅ Your characters remember and evolve. If someone died or got married or moved away in Book 1, that carries forward — no one gets accidentally resurrected, and you can edit each character's state before you generate. ✅ Continuity is handled for you. Names, places, world rules and established facts stay locked across the whole series, right down to the finished prose — so you're not maintaining a series bible by hand. ✅ You're in control. You decide what carries and what doesn't. Everything you carry is shown to you clearly before you generate.

First of all I want to thank Zigmars Berzins and Kathy Rupert for posting how to create a book with AI. I put all that information on a text file so I could look at it any time. I laid out my first book following those instructions and my book came out perfect with no need to change it in anyway. It followed all of my Prompts and what I wanted to see. The only thing wrong that was an easy fix was in chapter 3 Elias Thorne became Elias Vance in chapter 6 and to the end.. I just copied and replaced and changed all the names to the first name because I liked it better. I just finished publishing it an hour ago. I did everything with the word file. I resized it to 5.5"x8.5" because that is the size I prefer and that's how my other 15 books are. I love the program and I already have the next 6 books in my mind. 😀 Have a great day!😀