Your best bet is probably to post a small bit of the book in Critique Requests and then see if you can attract some beta readers who want to read more. Maybe chapter one?
In this way, you can hardly tell whether if u r corrected by a human after adopt their opinion on your style or imagery. Well, it is quite common that some editors would ask you to change here and there, right?
In my limited experience of preparing text for publication of fiction, editors do...
Maybe... but what if a reader of an AI response lacks the expertise to check whether it is accurate or not? At its current stage of development, AI can be seriously misleading. And "checking" is sometimes not enough.
As someone who actually does academic research regularly, I'd say that AI is...
I'm not sure how much this writers' group can use this information, but to answer your question: if you are using the images to generate a commercial income, for instance by selling a magazine, you will almost certainly have to pay copyright costs on many images.
The rules vary a lot. Some...
Yeah, I like "random science facts". There are so many of them...
Maybe a one-paragraph bio (an entertaining one) of famous scientists commemorating their birthdays?
I guess we might be getting a bit off-topic for a fantasy writers' group...
I think this is a decent structure. This looks like a popular science magazine. Am I right? Having said this, I know next to nothing about marketing or how to edit a science magazine. I just write stuff for them.
For this mag, who is your intended audience and what are they expected to know...
Hm... interesting. Let me know when you have more details.
If you haven't done so already, you might want to have a look at the website Submission Grinder (I know, it's a silly name). It's a way of finding markets for stories and books. You can arrange its database by topic e.g. fantasy...
As someone who does a lot of research for writing both fiction and non-fiction, I find Wikipedia to be helpful, but only as a starting point. I still have to access the primary sources, just to check that Wikipedia is correct -- because sometimes it isn't.
The same goes for AI searches. I've...