Write a book series with AI, with every volume kept consistent
The hard part of a series is not book one. It is book four, when a minor character's eye colour, a town's name or a promise made two books ago has to still be right. INKFLOW plans series of two to seven books with you, writes finished series of up to ten volumes to order, and keeps every book consistent.
A series continuity record carries every character, place, timeline and unresolved promise from one book into the next, and each volume is checked against it as it is written.
Plan my series freeHow it works
- 1Plan the seriesGive the premise for the whole series. The free series planner turns it into a plan for every book in a few minutes.
- 2Start with book oneThe first three chapters of book one are written free, with no card, so you can judge the voice before going further.
- 3Have the series writtenOr have the whole series written for you: get a firm quote for a series of up to ten volumes. Each is written, checked against the series record and delivered, or refunded in full.
A real Chapter 1, written from one line
The idea typed in: “Book one of a family saga: three sisters inherit a failing Cornish boatyard in 1952 and a secret their father kept from the war.” · voice: literary. The first lines below are INKFLOW’s output, unedited. The full piece ran to 1,287 words.
The tide was coming in under the slipway with the patient, sucking sound it had made all of Tamsin Pascoe's life, a noise like a great animal drinking in the dark, and above it the rain worked at the corrugated roof of the long shed until the whole building seemed to hum, so that when her sister Morwenna slammed the ledger shut on the workbench the sound arrived oddly late, as if it had travelled a long way to reach her.
"Four hundred and eleven pounds," Morwenna said. "To Hocking's for timber. To the bank I can't even bring myself to say it. And he went on buying copper nails, Tam. Copper nails, as if we were the Admiralty."