A Lecture Where ChatGPT Becomes Your Editor — How to Quietly Engage with AI to Create Novels

▼A book that you read as a lecture in story form about 'how to write novels' while facing AI.

A "small record of experiments" that summarizes how an author who had lost the ability to write reevaluated their creative practice through dialogues with ChatGPT.

You can read it as a narrative lecture — dialogues (a course) between a professor and the protagonist — presenting a way of thinking to treat AI not as a "tool" but as "another editor."

Using approaches discussed in overseas creative-education contexts as a clue, it quietly explores a path to reclaiming language.

※This book is structured as a "fictional lecture" in story form between a professor and the protagonist.

▼Recommended for:

- Writers who are stuck while writing fiction
- Those unsure how to use AI in creative work
- Those who are tired of literary circles or criticism
- Those who carry "nights when they can't write"

▼Contents

Chapter 1: Can AI become an 'editor'?
Chapter 2: AI picks up the 'silence of words' — illuminating the reasons for being unable to write
Chapter 3: Writing that 'dialogues with AI' — questions deepen the story
Chapter 4: AI edits 'structure' — building the skeleton of a story
Chapter 5: Does AI steal 'your voice'? — issues of style and narration
Chapter 6: AI 'supplements scenes' — techniques to shape the texture of the world
Chapter 7: AI 'polishes dialogue' — techniques for drama and the art of silence
Chapter 8: AI 'shakes the theme' — grasping the core of the story
Chapter 9: Can AI 'complete the story'? — techniques for endings