/lit/ - Literature

Are there any unexplored or underexplored topics in novels, particularly literary fiction?

Most sports have been covered, war, musicianship, etc. Anything really interesting and esoteric that hasn't gotten its due?

Anyone using AI to write?

I know it sounds dumb. I was skeptical at first. But it's obviously not a replacement for creativity. You're still doing most of the writing. I'm mostly curious about using it to help with the structuring of the novel and so forth, using it to inspire when stuck on how to progress and improve efficiency. I'm looking into something like Novelcrafter, though I've heard mixed reviews of all sorts of other paid AI platforms like Sudowrite.

Anyone here have experience with it that can speak to the benefits?

Know that you aren't alone. I am experiencing the exact same thing right now down to the last detail. I'm really not sure what the solution is. I've heard of some famous and prolific novelists dictating their books while on a treadmill or something, but I don't think this is feasible for me and I assume you feel the same. Beyond the word salad of our heads not being the same as writing in front of a computer, I'm not going to start talking to myself in prose as I walk about in public. I'm not sure what the solution is but hopefully other anons have experience with this.

Post your short story ideas. It's not like they're going anywhere.

Post your short story ideas. It's not like they're going anywhere.

Post your short story ideas. It's not like they're going anywhere.

Post your short story ideas. It's not like they're going anywhere.

>>18739708
excellent work of fiction

Post your short story ideas. It's not like they're going anywhere.

Post your short story ideas. It's not like they're going anywhere.

Post your short story ideas. It's not like they're going anywhere.

Post your short story ideas. It's not like they're going anywhere.

>>18673631
hehe
>>18674017
enjoyed this