Is it best to use more than one LLM? Hey! I'm new and trying to get up to speed. I've been exploring/reading/learning from the wealth of info and it seems as though some people use more than one LLM. I'm wondering if one is better than the others or if it's a case of test and learn to see what works best for you? And as I write this, it feels kind of obvious but thought I'd ask.

Romcom authors... Which LLMs work best for romantic comedy? I've previously just used chatGPT but am getting started with Novelcrafter, which opens up all these LLM possibilities. What has your experience been?

I took the NC class, and started adding things to the codex, but that's all. Even that was taking longer than I expected. I'm just about to start book 2 and have a tight deadline. I'm trying to figure out if it would be helpful to try NC now, or if it is best to stick with what I know (chatgpt) rather than waste time and energy learning a new system and possibly having to redo what it creates. I am one that heavily edits and guides everything chat writes for me. I create very detailed outlines and character sketches with chatGPT. Would I be able to add all that to the codex for NC to follow? I've been hearing that less is better, but then how does it know what I want? When I asked chatGPT about how we could all work together, it recommended using NC for the codex, proofing and revisions, but to stay with chatGPT for writing, since we have a good co-writing dynamic going. Not sure if it is impartial in this regard, or just trying to keep it's job.😉 I'm not sure the best way to use this tool. Any thoughts? I write closed-door romcoms, about 70K each.

Random question for the group... What are you actually aiming for with writing + AI? Is it just getting more books finished? Playing around with different genres? Making money? Entertaining readers? Or something else entirely? I’m realizing we probably all have very different reasons for being here, and now I’m curious 👀 For me, honestly? I want to hit a bestseller list and get one of those fancy letters someday (ideally for a few different pen names LOL). What about you?

This is a reminder to clean your mailing list. I just did mine - and as sad as it was to see almost 5000 go to 4000 because I’ve been lazy cleaning it - I now have 4000 people who actually open my emails. MailerLite has a function to clean them if they haven’t opened an email in the last x number of campaigns. I used 10 and over 6 months I think. It might have been different - but it worked, took minutes, and also I’m now not about to pay more money for subscribers who don’t open my stuff.