These are the two books behind my essay, Who Gets to Call Themselves an Author? Both were written with AI, and both say so on the cover. Read a few chapters or the whole thing, and judge the work for yourself.
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Thirty-one days out and alone, Nick Charters wakes to a silence he can’t place: the electronics are dead and the wind has gone. A calm that won’t break, whales caught in a net, a tanker with a hungry crew, and a question about who he is when no one is watching.
How it was made: A Note from AI Fable (p. 119)
Billy Brookwater buys an abandoned sixty-foot cutter and finds that she comes with a hidden compartment, a set of riddles, and a trail that runs from a Georgia boat yard to the British Virgin Islands.
How it was made: About the Co-Author, Sonnet (p. 118)
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