When a Non Fiction Asset Supports Your Fiction
One Day, They Started Building Rome When a Non-Fiction Asset Supports Your Fiction Most of my recent posts here have been about fiction writing as an asset. A novel. A series. A long-form creative project that can live and earn for years. But this week I did something slightly different. I built a workbook. Not because I wanted another product. Because I needed support structure. The Original Asset Ealier this year, I published Writing with AI: The Messy Human’s Guide. It’s a non-fiction book about collaborating with AI — not as a shortcut, but as a thinking partner. It was written to help creative writers. Fiction writers. Essayists. People who struggle to start. People who have too many ideas and can’t commit. The book is philosophy-heavy. Intentional. Structural. And while it stands on its own, I kept feeling something was missing. Not content. Application. Why I Built the Companion Lab The Lab was written to support the Guide. It walks through a simple case study — a kindergar...
