How to Write a Nonfiction Book with AI in 2025

A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Planning, Writing, and Publishing Faster and Smarter

De: Anthony P. Carter

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Grow your audience. Sell your product. Share your wisdom. Make more money... fast.

A book is the perfect way to boost your brand, business, or profile—but writing one traditionally takes months of effort and specialized knowledge. Fortunately, in 2025, with tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Google Gemini, creating an incredible nonfiction book has never been quicker or easier!

In How to Write a Nonfiction Book with AI in 2025, bestselling author and tech journalist Anthony P. Carter reveals how to use artificial intelligence to write smarter and faster—without sacrificing your unique voice or quality.

In this book, you'll discover how to:

• Transform your expertise into a compelling book, from idea to outline.
• Use ChatGPT, Claude, and Google Gemini to research and draft in record time.
• Follow a proven system that works even if you've never written before.
• Maintain complete originality and authenticity in your writing.
• Publish and promote your book to grow leads, sales, and influence.

You don't need to be tech-savvy—just ready to share what you know. It's time to write the book that will change everything—for your business, your brand, and your future.

No Reference

One of the things about Ai or perhaps I should say, writers with Ai assistants, is that they must check their assistant's work. This is a short book and probably worth the price but to make reference in it to things that do not exist is pretty unforgivable. The book makes several "references" and usually on Audible, there is a pdf accompaniment to support and guide the reader/listener someplace. Not here. The book's only an hour and a half long so you'd think if there were a human being behind its construction that there'd be at least one perusal through it before release to catch such glaring omissions. Not here. And, ironically, the book even points out that whenever one uses an Ai they should check the output for "hallucinations." Not here. Regardless, the book still offers some valuable insight into the use of artificial intelligence in general. Unfortunately, the author doesn't always follow his own advice.

Ability to understand the process

This book was written in an easy format so that the reader understands the process without it being overly complicated.