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1. Peter Richardson    

   about 1 year ago
   I was extremely disappointed

   I was extremely disappointed. Despite its claims of being a powerful writing tool, it failed to deliver on its promises. The suggestions it provided were often irrelevant and unhelpful, and the content it generated was frequently plagiarized and of poor quality. I would strongly advise against using this tool

2. Theo Mason    

   Owner at Theo Mason | about 1 year ago
   Stay away from this

   I had high hopes for this tool, but it was a complete letdown. It's slow, unintuitive, and produces work that's riddled with errors. I found myself spending more time trying to fix the issues caused by the tool than actually writing

Radish mentions (3)

• Legitimate sites for web novels?

  Radish (owned by Kakao) - has quite a few webnovels mixed in with other novels. Source: over 1 year ago

• Any site recommendations to read translated novels on?

  Https://radishfiction.com/ (app for some KKP novels). Source: over 1 year ago

• My partner's book won the highest literary award in her country. She has a massive social media following. Her book is selling well overseas and being taught in schools, but her agent can't find a U.S. publisher.

  I can recommend Draft2Digital, Ingramsparks, StreetLib, and XinXii for aggregate distributors with access to the US and overseas markets. Also check out radishfiction.com, a South Korean company that lets authors with large social media followings to serialize their work for early distribution onto smart devices chapter by chapter. Source: about 3 years ago

Essaybot mentions (0)