The Future of Writing

The future of writing tools is here and I want to share access with you from the beginning.

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I wrote my first novel by hand on lined notebook paper when I was in the fourth grade. Santa brought me a manual typewriter for Christmas when I was in the seventh grade.

Decades later, when I finally began writing professionally, my first computer was an AT&T 6300 PC with a 10MB hard drive I thought I’d never fill up.

Today, I use a PC with more power than I could have imagined in my early freelancing days. I have multiple monitors, an ergonomic keyboard, and tools such as ProWritingAid to help check my spelling and grammar. And now I have something truly amazing.

Drum roll, please!

Meet QuickWrite

I’m having so much fun with this new tool.

QuickWrite is a fully featured AI tool focused on the tasks authors do daily.

QuickWrite isn’t a tool that replaces a good writer; it’s a tool that gives those writers more time to actually write books, blogs, articles, marketing copy, and more.