From Courtroom Battles to Captivating Stories: Vincent Scarsella’s Unexpected Journey Revealed
And then, you know, then I wake up and I continue on with the novel. Right now, I’m going through a process where I’m revising all the Lawyer’s Gone Bad books. I published four from 2015 to 2020. But because I think I thought my script made the first book better, the plot was better, the characters got more deeper, then I went back and redid it and rewrote it. And then I look back and I said, oh, some of this stuff is horrible. I wrote that. I’m ashamed, you know, but so I’ve gotten a little better, because, you know, it’s just the practice makes perfect. As you’re writing, you’re getting better, the more you’re right. So, I mean, that’s, that’s the process I lately in the last year and a half, I have gotten to use and, you know, people are going to throw tomatoes at me or something, but on ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence, which has made me much more productive, because it’s great research, you know, half of writing is research. And because in research, well, a lot of times, generate characters that you didn’t anticipate, generate plot lines that you didn’t really think when you first got the concept going. And it does help in a lot of ways. So, I do utilize it. It helps with making covers. It can do so many things. And so I’ve now evolved into, into incorporating ChatGPT, not that I let it write my stuff. I tried a couple times where I let it, and it gave me garbage. And it wasn’t, you know, it is not, not to my liking at all. So, I don’t think it helps in that end. But so I don’t know if I’m answering your question, because it’s an evolutionary process, where I’ve changed the way I do things for the last, you know, 40, 50 years I’ve been writing.
