Have AI pre-edit manuscripts and draft blurbs

Publishers have manuscripts pre-edited and blurbs drafted

Ready to goAI Act: no extra obligationsWriting everyday textsJournalism & publishing

Fits: Creative & media production

AI marks contradictions, inconsistent names, repetitions and clumsy sentences and suggests blurbs. Editors start with an overview and have more time for working on content with the authors.

Is this for you?

  • You regularly work on manuscripts, including long ones.
  • The author contract or an agreement allows manuscripts to be processed in an approved AI tool.
  • Blurbs and texts for catalogues and sales take a lot of time every season.
First step today

Take a chapter from a public-domain novel or from one of your own titles where the author has agreed, and use the template below to have a list of comments and blurb drafts created. Compare the list with what you would have commented on yourself.

How to go about it

  1. Define what is commented on and who the blurb is for
  2. Provide the manuscript, house rules and synopsis
  3. Have a list of comments and blurb variants generated
  4. Assess comments, sharpen the blurb
  5. Agree with the author and approve
  6. Save the comment template and blurb examples

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JV-05 · Legal status 08.10.2026