Formats
Short novel: a real arc, characters and a hook at the end of every chapter
Most AI fiction fails the same way: it summarises instead of showing, forgets what happened three chapters ago, and ends every chapter with a moral. This format is built against those failures. The plan is a real dramatic arc; each chapter is written as scenes with action and dialogue, aware of the previous chapters, and ends with a hook. It writes a novella, 15,000 to 30,000 words, which is the length Kindle readers finish in an evening.
| What you get | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 10 to 20 chapters, 15,000 to 30,000 words (a novella) |
| Chapter structure | 2 to 5 scenes in prose and dialogue, no headings, no recap, a hook at the end |
| Plan | Setup, rising complications, climax and resolution, with characters and their wants |
| Rules | Show, don’t tell; no moralising; continuity with previous chapters through rolling summaries |
| Files | PDF (typeset), EPUB for Kindle and Kobo, DOCX for your editor, cover image |
| Languages | English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese |
| Price | Free to write and read; 29 € to download. No subscription. |
Who writes novels here
- Genre self-publishers testing a series premise before committing months to it.
- First-time authors who want to see a complete story shaped from their idea, then rewrite it in their voice.
- Teachers and parents making a story for a class or a child, in their language.
- Marketers using a branded story as a lead magnet.
What the pipeline does with your sentence
- A brief: premise, main characters and what they want, the arc, and 10 to 20 chapter titles. Edit the cast or the ending before anything is written.
- Chapters written in order as scenes, each with a summary of what happened so far, so names, places and stakes stay consistent.
- Checks: scenes present, no headings or recaps inside the prose, a hook at the end; then an editorial pass on pacing and dialogue.
- Cover and files. Rewrite any chapter with an instruction (“more tension, less description”) up to 20 times per book.
An example plan
Sentence in: “A short mystery set in a lighthouse on the Brittany coast.” Plan out (first chapters):
- Three dark nights
- The keeper who was not there
- What the tide brought
- A village that answers nothing
- The logbook’s missing page
An honest note
The result is a solid first draft with a working structure, not a finished literary novel. Authors who sell take the draft, cut what does not sound like them, and rewrite the scenes that matter. That is still a very different starting point from a blank page.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the novel?
15,000 to 30,000 words, 10 to 20 chapters: a novella. For a full-length novel, write it as two or three parts.
Can I choose the genre and the ending?
Yes. Put them in the idea; the brief shows characters, arc and chapter titles, and you can rewrite any of it before generation.
Does it keep characters consistent?
Each chapter receives a running summary of the story so far. That removes most continuity errors; read the draft once for the rest.
Can I publish it on Amazon?
Yes, with the AI disclosure at upload. Many novellas sell at $0.99 to $2.99 or earn through Kindle Unlimited page reads.