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Your first hour in Write: the name you publish under, your first book, and where everything lives.

The editor and the manuscript: scenes, chapters and parts; notes; find and replace; formatting; comments and suggestions.

Organizing your catalog: series and universes, pen names and imprints, front and back matter, book lists, archiving.

How your book looks on the page: trim size, margins, fonts, line spacing, and the page setup that controls them.

From manuscript to files you can upload: build profiles, PDF for print, EPUB for ebook, and checking the result.

Chapter openings, scene breaks, drop caps and ornaments; the media library and where pictures can be used.

The bible of your universe: entries, your own types and fields, calendars and dates, what is true when and where, and finding every mention in your books.

Write operates on the paradigm of your favorite AI agent connects into Write, rather than Write connecting out to an AI. What that means is that you chat conversationally with Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini via your subscription, and those agents can reach into Wr...

Bringing in an editor, a co-author or a proofreader: invitations, what each role can do, review and suggestions.

Bringing a manuscript in from Word, backing up a book or all of them, and restoring from a backup.