Chapter 3 · The letter
The letter lay on the kitchen table. Outside, the tide was coming in.
Mira was afraid to open the letter.
Mira picked up the envelope, started to open it, then stopped. She turned it over and read the address again.
A writing space for your novel
Write, organise your story, and revise your work with help from an AI that can draw on your manuscript, characters, and notes.

Choose an example: rewrite a passage, develop a scene, or find an inconsistency.
Give a passage a new direction. Ask for more tension, a lighter touch, or a detail your reader can feel.
Your draft stays yours. Keep a suggestion only when it fits.
Illustrative example. No AI request is sent.
Review the suggestion. You choose what stays.
Show her hesitation through action. Keep it understated.
Original passage: Mira was afraid to open the letter.
One possible revision: Mira picked up the envelope, started to open it, then stopped. She turned it over and read the address again.
The example keeps the original until you choose Keep this version.
An author and a friend exchange a smile before he returns to writing, with glimpses of fantasy and science-fiction worlds. Real Plotkind footage shows selecting a passage, requesting a rewrite, reviewing it and applying the change.
Keep your manuscript, story notes, and scene plan together.
Write in a focused editor. Select a passage or ask your writing partner for another perspective.
Explore the manuscript editorYour story, your words.
Ask AI to rewrite a passage, develop a scene, or check a detail. Your text changes only when you accept a suggestion.
Create your workspaceWhether you have an idea or a novel already underway, create a project and work at your own pace.
Create a project for your book.
Paste a passage into the editor, or import a TXT or HTML file.
Select a passage or ask your writing partner for another approach. Review the suggestion and choose what belongs.
Create an account, then start with one scene. Your story notes can grow as you write.
Create your workspaceA little more about writing with Plotkind.
Yes. Paste your writing into the editor or import a TXT or HTML file. Organise it into documents and chapters, then add your characters and world notes as you go.
No. Write in the editor, build your story bible, and plan your scenes at your own pace. Ask your AI writing partner for help whenever you want another perspective.
AI edits arrive as proposals for you to review. Accept what fits, adjust it, or keep your original. You decide what becomes part of your manuscript.
Your writing partner can draw on your manuscript and story notes. Mention specific documents or characters with @ to give it direction. When you request AI help, relevant text is sent to AI providers. Read how your data is handled.
Yes. Export your manuscript as DOCX, EPUB, or PDF from the author workbench, whether you’re sharing a draft with a reader or preparing your next revision.
Create a project and a book, then open the editor. Bring a passage or start with an idea. You can build your story bible and plan as you go. AI usage is subject to daily limits.
Start with an idea or pick up a draft you already have.
Your story is yours.
