Writing a Book
A book is a long-running project. Academe gives you the structure to keep going for months without losing the thread.
One project per book
Create a project, then a folder of notes with one note per chapter. The file tree keeps the whole manuscript visible at once. Rearrange whenever you want.
Build a research library you actually use
Drop in PDFs, articles, interview transcripts, and your own earlier writing. Search across everything from a single chat. “What did I write about X in chapter 3?” works the same as “What does Smith say about X?”.
Keep your voice
Use the assistant to think with, not write for you. Ask it to challenge a claim, suggest a counterpoint, find a missing source, or shorten a paragraph that’s lost its punch.
Export when you’re ready
Export individual chapters or the whole manuscript to Word, Markdown, or LaTeX. Take it to your editor or typesetter without surprises.