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So, AI can be used, huh? Can one use an AI cover only?

I have asked before, but as nobody replied, let me ask it again: How can we know for sure that some stories posted in this site are not AI made?

Second person. You were there, you did that, etc. I actually posted two stories here written in second person. I'll write more in the future. But I can write in each of the three and in first plural too (we did this, we know that...) Read above.

Romance is 100% ok when it's well done. It's a bore-fest when it's not.

My writing is a 4/10, for me a 10/10 is only a Tolstoi or a Tolkien.

In a certain sense, yes. Dostoevsky was an example.

That's impressive. I'm currently creating my own dystopian story but if it takes 17 years to finish it I'll be 60 by the time, so I hope things can go a bit quicker for me. ?

17 years?? Are you writing a new War and Peace?

Well, I once dreamed that my sister was engaged to Adolf Hitler, go figure!

I write as a means to escape depression and anxiety, because it helps to pass the time and when I get obsessed about a story I can think about nothing else but to finish it as soon as possible, until my mind is ready to be free of it and to engage with other topics. Writing is tiresome at...

Depends FOR WHAT PURPOSE you use it. Grammar check? Research? To create a basic template for you to work with later? None of such is wrong. Wrong would be for you to simply ask AI to write a whole story for you in ten minutes and then pretend it was your hard work. It's clear that, the more...

Is it 100% sure that nothing posted in this community is AI generated?

I'm pretty much starting to dedicate myself to writing, and since I don't have enough free time to write full fledged works, so I'll mostly post here my amateur short stories. My stories generally center around flesh and blood human beings dealing with human all too human situations. Even when...

1984 by George Orwell.

The author must "get" me from the first lines. Also, I don't like stories which are too farfetched.

I generally prefer male, except when the female character is well developed, as in the case of Marnie, by Winston Graham.