the first thing I would create - if I could code - is a "trope-match calculator" which is I admit it - probably a difficult thing to get working reliable.
the idea: If you bundle tropes (keyword: trope-map) for a genre/series/ character, which combinations of tropes are 1. best loved, 2. sell best, 3. work well together for this genre.
not that I can't do it myself, but a tool that could help me to quickly evaluate combinations against each other instead of me having to "play miss & match" would be appreciated ...
(AI is soo wordy and not reliable in its prognosis)
you asked, I answered - don't hold it against me ;)
Wishing you all the best.
Your story breaks my heart. Had to move and leave my friends when I was your daughter’s age. Glad things are looking up for you. Cheers!
That’s an impressive journey you’ve had! Wishing you great success with the newsletter ☺️
Phenomenal article. And painful--and also an impressive pivot. Not many have achieved what you've achieved.
I get you! and absolutely share the attitude, let's start building!!
P.S: love your tool-set :)))
All in one place, no ribbons, no fluff, just working fine
Can I quote you? :)
yes sir :)
Also, these are tools I frequently needed in my publishing process. If you have suggestions for other tools - I'm open.
great offer - thank you,
the first thing I would create - if I could code - is a "trope-match calculator" which is I admit it - probably a difficult thing to get working reliable.
the idea: If you bundle tropes (keyword: trope-map) for a genre/series/ character, which combinations of tropes are 1. best loved, 2. sell best, 3. work well together for this genre.
not that I can't do it myself, but a tool that could help me to quickly evaluate combinations against each other instead of me having to "play miss & match" would be appreciated ...
(AI is soo wordy and not reliable in its prognosis)
you asked, I answered - don't hold it against me ;)
Writing like an engineer? You're on. I'm incredibly keen to learn more.