And if you’re still wondering what makes Magic Writing Coach different, here’s the part I’m most excited about:

It interviews you.

It listens to what you say, remembers what you’ve already covered, notices what’s missing, and asks follow-up questions designed to help you actually get the story out.

Then it helps organize everything into a Book Outline, works through the chapters with you, and turns all of that material into a first draft.

It can interview source material too.

Give it transcripts, notes, essays, research, or other material, and instead of simply summarizing it, Magic Writing Coach can question the material, figure out what it still needs, organize the ideas, and use that process to help build the book.

I recently tested this by feeding it the Wikipedia article about rabies and asking it to create a fun science book for 13-year-olds.

It effectively made the Wikipedia page interview itself — and then wrote a three-chapter book from what it learned.

That’s the kind of thing I’ve been building toward with this system.

If you want to try it at the pre-launch price:

40% off through Monday at midnight Eastern.

Passcode: LASTDAYCOACH

That’s the extension.

After Monday night, I’m moving on. :)

— Victor

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