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You Do Not Need To Be A Historian Or A Writer.
You need a system that turns a page of history into Kindle royalties. Even if you have never written a page in your life, or opened a history book since school.
Until now, AI history had two problems. It made things up. And what it did not make up read like a Wikipedia article.
Nonfiction is here.
You have been asking for it since the first Co-Author launched. And one subject kept coming up, again and again. History.
It took me four months to get it right. More than once I came close to shelving it and building another fiction Co-Author instead. I will tell you why further down... because the reason it nearly never happened is the reason it works.
With History Co-Author you can write a history book that sells. A real one. Built on real sources, and told so well readers forget they are reading nonfiction. Not because you suddenly became a historian. Because the system does what you cannot.
Three files. Eighteen questions. AI researches with you. AI writes with you.
It builds books. Books become series. Series build income.
I published a three-book history series in under fourteen days. Book 1 went to #1 on Amazon's History chart. Book 2 took the #1 New Release badge in its category. And readers are buying their way through the series at full price.
Here is why that matters to you.
30% of Americans who read a book last year read history. That is not a niche. That is a crowd.
And history readers do not stop at one book. They finish one and go looking for the next. Put a series in front of them, and Kindle Unlimited pays you for every page they read.
One book is a project. A series is income. This system is built for series.
You can start tonight.
Paste the files.
Answer the questions.
Your first history book is underway before you go to bed.
If that makes sense to you, you do not need the rest of this page.
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Get Instant Access NowJust tried out the Beta version. Loved it. Reads like a True WWII espionage in the USA.
This is Co-Author on steroids!
Started writing (now up to chapter 4-12,000 words so far) using Claude Cowork (magic process) a project connected to a folder on my computer.
The research is impressive, meticulous and diligent. It has found plenty and eventually validated family sources.
What You Just Watched Was Real
Three files. Claude or ChatGPT. A complete system that researches, plans and writes a publish-ready narrative history book with you.
Go to Amazon right now. Search Forgotten Wars of American Expansion.
That is my series. Three books. 857 pages. More than 250,000 words. Researched, written and published in under fourteen days under the pen name Jonathan Hayes.
Real covers. Real readers. Real KU pages turning while you read this sentence.
I did not research or write these books. AI did. I directed. The framework handled the craft. The words on those pages are what you get when you run the exact three-file system you are about to get.
One true story is a book. Three is a series. And now you're in business.
A History Professor And A Bestselling Writer. Both Working For You.
Picture two people sitting across the table from you.
The first is a history professor. The kind who has spent his life in the archives and takes nobody's word for anything. He goes to the letters, the diaries, the testimony written while it was all happening. He asks who wrote it, how close they were, and what they wanted you to believe. When two accounts disagree, he tells you which one he trusts, and why. If he cannot find where a quote came from, he will not let you use it. Bring him sources of your own and he reads those first.
The second is a writer. The kind whose books people stay up past midnight to finish. He takes everything the professor found and puts you inside it. The cold. The fear. The decision made by a man who does not know how it ends.
Those two almost never work on the same book. Here they do. That is what History Co-Author does: it turns Claude or ChatGPT into both of them, working on the same book. And they both answer to you.
When the book is done, the professor leaves his signature at the back. The same pages every serious history book carries: a cast of characters, a note on names, a note on sources, chapter notes for every chapter, and a selected bibliography. Built automatically, from the research he did and the book you wrote together.
He is even honest about what he did not check himself. In the chapter notes, where he leaned on another historian's citation, he says so: "I have not seen the original document."
A story to follow. And a trail back to its sources.
Why Narrative History.
And Why Right Now.
Narrative history is true history told like a novel. Real people. Real events. Real stakes. Written so well you forget you are reading nonfiction.
The reader does not come here to be taught.
He comes to be there.
The night before the battle. The room where the decision was made. The moment somebody realized it had all gone wrong. That is the one promise every narrative history keeps.
And this is not a new genre. It is one of the oldest shelves in the bookstore. And one of the biggest.
David Grann's Killers of the Flower Moon became a Scorsese film. Erik Larson's books have sold more than twelve million copies. Candice Millard wrote four books, and all four became New York Times bestsellers. Nathaniel Philbrick's In the Heart of the Sea spent forty weeks on that list. Barbara Tuchman won two Pulitzers.
These are the giants of the genre.
Same shelf. Same reader. Same opportunity.
But look at that shelf again. Big publishers. Established authors. Journalists. Academics. Almost no indies.
There is a reason for that.
Narrative history is hard. You have to research like a historian and write like a novelist, and do both well. Most people can do one. Almost nobody can do both. So indie authors stayed away, and the shelf stayed in the hands of the big houses.
Until now.
I just walked through that door. And I can tell you what is on the other side... almost nobody.
With so few indie books on that shelf, a good one gets found. My first series went to #1 in four categories on its first run.
Here is how wide open it is. The day after I uploaded the books, before I had told anyone they existed, this came in:
A reader searched Amazon for his subject, found my book, and bought it.
That is how history readers shop. The subject is the search term. Be the book that answers it, and they buy.
He owns a shelf of books on the subject he loves. Famous or forgotten, he wants the next true story told like a novel. The big names give him one every few years. He finishes it in a weekend.
What almost nobody gives him is a gripping true story in Kindle Unlimited, with Book 2 waiting behind it.
That is the gap. That is where you come in.
History Readers Read Series. And I Get Paid For Every Page They Turn.
Here is why.
Kindle Unlimited is a buffet. For about $12 a month, readers borrow whatever they want and read as much as they want.
And Amazon pays authors per page read. Not per borrow. Per page.
Here is what that looks like in my account this year.
Nine books. Three genres. One system. And $858.08 paid out for pages alone.
Nobody bought anything for that money. They borrowed, they read, and Amazon paid me for every page they turned.
That is almost half of everything the account earned this year. The other half came from readers who bought the books outright.
If Book 2 exists, he reads it. If Book 3 exists, he reads that too.
He is not deciding whether to spend $5 on Book 2. He is just clicking borrow. And the readers who would rather own it? They buy. That is exactly what happened with Books 2 and 3 of Forgotten Wars.
Every book in a history series is a complete true story. A reader can start anywhere, and every book can lead him to the others.
The best marketing for Book 1 is Book 2.
One book leads to another. A series keeps readers reading. Kindle Unlimited pays per page. That is the loop.
A catalog growing in the background. A business that feeds itself. That is what this system builds.
I Almost Didn't Build This.
There is an easy way to make an AI history book. Put a prompt on top and let the AI write from memory.
It makes things up. Quotes nobody said. Dates that are off. And whatever it gets right reads like a Wikipedia article.
I was never going to do that.
I know what my fiction Co-Authors do. Real books. Real readers. Real royalties. If I put my name on nonfiction, it had to meet the same bar. It had to be something I would use myself.
Because I do use it. I publish the books. I sell them. And I show you the results, right here on this page.
So when members asked for nonfiction, and they asked a lot, and history came up more than anything else, I told them straight. I am not doing nonfiction that turns out bad books. Not for you. Not for me.
Then I spent four months trying to build what I had promised.
The research worked almost from day one.
It found the sources, questioned them, and built a record I could trust.
The writing did not.
Every time, it came back as a Wikipedia article. Correct. Careful. And dead. Nobody reads that for fun, and nobody pays for it.
Making it gripping without letting go of a single fact was harder than anything I built for fiction. More than once I came close to walking away and building another fiction Co-Author instead.
This is a note I wrote on September 3rd, one month before launch:
"We may have to abandon our History Co-Author launch." I meant every word. The backup plan was already on the table.
A few days later, it cracked.
A couple of breakthroughs, close together, and suddenly the history had bite. It stuck to the record and read like a story you could not put down.
I am glad I did not quit.
Because the reason it nearly never happened is the reason it works. I would not ship it until it was good. So the version you get is the one that finally was.
This is the system.
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The Start Of A Business.
Here is how.
Done For You
You want a book written for you. You make the decisions. Claude or ChatGPT does the research and the heavy lifting. A complete history book without writing a word yourself.
Done With You
You want to write, but you want help. The system produces a strong, sourced first draft. You edit, shape, and make it your own. Co-authoring, not outsourcing.
Get More Done
The planning documents alone... Book Bible, Research Bible, People, Places and Entities, Chapter Outline... are the groundwork most working authors never get to build. Use them to write better. Faster.
Whichever path you pick, you finish a real book. And it will be a good one.
"The manuscript is complete and structurally airtight... a highly commercial, unsentimental, and structurally rigorous narrative history."
Here Is What I Did With It.
And What Amazon Did Next.
I dropped three files into the AI. Answered 18 questions. Three books researched, written and published in under fourteen days.
Then I gave Book 1 away. The same free promo methods I teach inside the training guide.
Here is what happened.
#1 on the whole History list. Not a corner of it. The whole shelf. And #53 in the entire Kindle Store, among free books from every genre there is.
And under it, the first paid copies of Books 2 and 3.
Free is not the point. Free is the door. Here is what walked through it.
Readers finished Book 1 and bought the next two. At full price.
Three places below Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
History top 20. Paid. Next to Hampton Sides.
And then Amazon put a badge on it.
Now look at this.
This month, the two history books are the top earners in my entire account. Ahead of Whiskers & Wildwood, the cozy series that has been selling since spring and still performs.
Three weeks old. Already on top.
Nine books. Three genres. One system. Not life-changing. But more than you will pay for this system, many times over, and it climbs every day.
Not going to lie. Seeing all three on Walmart feels good too.
Same system. Same desk. Started with one page of history. And inside, I'll show you exactly how to do the same.
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Get Instant Access NowAll three books in trilogy published and making money. I'm working on Book 4 as a standalone in the same world.
441 pages of my first book (The Lantern Keeper: The First Light by Elsie Rowan) were read on Kindle Unlimited
Today I also received an order for the paperback of Book 1 :o)
56 KENP Reads so far. It's working!! Yay! Someone is reading!!!
More people have been reading the Wrack-Crafter's trilogy... I feel very good about that. I earned some money. One person actually bought a physical copy.
I published my first dark romance about 1-2 months ago, and did nothing to promote it... today, I looked at my account and saw 2 actual orders and 3000 pages read. Omg ..$17 in royalties from me doing absolutely nothing
I made Book 1 free for three days, which resulted in more than 1,200 processed orders and already led to four sales each of Books 2 and 3... Amazing!
...since June I've published 9 books (three different series under three different pen names) and I'm finally seeing real traction: both in sales and KENP reads... It works.
Soren gives a detailed framework that works better than I expected... so far it's been working for me and I made a $40 profit for the first promotion when I ran it on Barnes and Noble. I plan to do many more...
My first foray inot Dark romance has been fun and I am happy to say that my first book is getting read in KDP. So far 350 pages have been accessed.
I am so chuffed today, just found out that I sold two paperback copies of my first book - Pretty Lies
This Is The History The System Writes.
Not "Good For AI." Good.
The one thing that keeps people out of this is a single fear: that AI history is dry, made up, or both, and readers can tell.
So don't take my word for it. Read it.
Two passages from The Army That Vanished, both written with the system.
There were three hundred log houses and wigwams by Harmar's own count, standing along both rivers and on the point between them. His details fired them in order, working outward from the water. A bark roof went up in a minute and was down to poles in ten; a log house took longer and burned better. [...] In his report to the Secretary at War, dated 4 November 1790, Harmar gave all this a phrase: "the Head Quarters of iniquity were broken up." What had been broken up, on the evidence of the yards, was a kettle with a split seam, a hoe without a handle, and the roofs that had kept the rain off them.
[...] Of everything Harmar counted, the corn was the figure that mattered. A roof was bark and poles, and the timber was full of both. The corn was the winter.
Weight alone was bearable. What wore him down was that the weight never shifted and never went anywhere else. It sat on one shoulder and down one side of his neck and worked into the hip on that side until the hip was all he thought about. [...]
The column around them did not stop and gave no sign of meaning to. Troops came past on both sides all afternoon and kept going, each carrying whatever he had left, and most with nothing over. To set the wounded man down was to leave him. The carrier had worked that out somewhere in the first part of the day and never had to work it out again.
The general's own words from his own report, set against what was actually in the yards. A man carrying another man for a whole day, with not one invented name or line. Every fact in it checkable. And you still cannot put it down.
Now here is the same event with no system behind it. I asked ChatGPT for narrative history about Harmar's campaign and the burning of the Miami towns. Just a prompt. This is what came back.
Harmar’s force approached the towns in early October. The residents had largely withdrawn by the time the Americans reached them. The army found houses and stores that could be destroyed, but not the decisive engagement its commanders wanted. Soldiers burned buildings, corn, and other provisions. The destruction was meant to punish the people who had resisted American claims and to make the area harder to use as a base for future resistance.
Burning a town could be counted as a military success. It could not, by itself, compel its inhabitants to submit.
Here is what is wrong with it.
Nothing in it is false. That is the problem. There is nothing in it at all.
Not one person you can see. Not one number. Not one word anybody said at the time. "Soldiers burned buildings, corn, and other provisions." How many? Harmar counted: three hundred houses, twenty thousand bushels of corn. The AI never opened his report, so it had nothing to count.
Every line hedges. "Could be counted." "Could not, by itself." Every paragraph ends on a lesson. I asked for narrative history and got a school report. A Wikipedia article with better manners.
And here is what happens if you publish this.
Nothing. That is the best case. Your book gets buried where nobody finds it.
The worst case? A few readers pick it up, and you get reviews that read like this:
History readers are the one audience that checks. Those reviews sit on your book forever, and they follow your pen name to the next one.
"The story is better than its evidence."
Now here is what happens when you publish what the History Co-Author Framework produces.
A verified buyer. Five stars. "I learned quite a bit that was never taught in history class."
And the line every series author wants to read: "I look forward to reading the others in the series."
Research that holds. A story that pulls. Both, on every page.
This Is How History Co-Author Works.
The entire system comes down to three steps.
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PLAN.
Drop three files into a Claude or ChatGPT project. Answer 18 questions about the book you want to write. Options at every step, recommendations with reasoning. Along the way it goes into the sources and builds the research record. A couple of hours. You walk away with five planning documents that architect your entire book.
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WRITE.
Tell Claude or ChatGPT to start writing. Chapter by chapter. The framework holds the voice. The research holds the facts. The Book State holds the continuity. You read each chapter as it comes out, give notes if you want, ask for the next one. Days, not months. You walk away with a finished book.
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PUBLISH.
Say "close out the book" and it builds your cast of characters, chapter notes and bibliography. Upload to KDP. Set your price. Hit publish. Kindle, paperback, hardcover. Three formats from one book. Kindle Unlimited subscribers find it. Royalties start.
Plan. Write. Publish. Repeat.
Every book is fuel for the royalty engine.
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Go through the exact steps I used to write Forgotten Wars of American Expansion.
So... what are you going to write first?
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Get Instant Access NowDon't Take My Word For It. I Didn't.
I can tell you these books are good. But I wrote them. So here is what other people said.
Readers first.
One my favorite novels of all time is Band of Brothers by Stephen Ambrose. The reason I love it so much is because the book focuses deeply on specific personalities, giving them heroic yet deeply human arcs and that's what I got from The Army That Vanished. I'm REALLY excited for this.
I have just started reading "The Army that Vanished" It reads like a novel. Its just what I like in a history nonfiction
Then the one reader in the room whose job was to find what was wrong with it.
"By anchoring the geopolitical conflict in the tactile realities of mud, frost, starvation, and supply chains, you have distinguished this work..."
Gemini, Google's AI, final review of The Army That VanishedNow two things nobody else selling a writing system would dare show you.
First, I asked the question every AI author is afraid of. I gave Gemini the whole book, blind, and asked whether AI wrote it.
It knew. An AI reading an AI book picked up the machine rhythm, the way only someone knee-deep in this stuff would. Then it said this:
"The average commercial reader will not know, nor will they suspect it... Readers looking for AI-generated content are trained to spot a very specific, lazy flavor of text... unearned emotional summaries, hallucinatory historical errors, and a preachy, moralizing tone at the end of every chapter. Because your framework explicitly strips out florid adjectives... and grounds every scene in tactile logistics... it completely bypasses the standard human radar for AI text... It does not matter, because the deliverable succeeds on its own merits."
Gemini, Google's AI, on a blind read of the full bookLook at that list again. A moralizing lesson at the end of every paragraph. You saw exactly that earlier on this page, in what ChatGPT wrote on its own. That is what readers smell. The framework is what strips it out.
One note: my books use a spare, stoic voice, because that is the one I chose. Yours can sound however you like. At setup you pick from nine narrator voices, or blend two, and hear a sample before a single chapter is written.
And second, the page almost no history book written with AI would ever carry.
"The evidence does not settle who commanded."
A famous tradition says one chief led at Fallen Timbers and the other argued against the fight. It may even be true. But no document from 1794 or 1795 that the research found puts either man on that field, so the book says so, plainly, at the back where the reader can check it.
That is what it looks like when the record comes first. A book that shows you where the evidence ends is a book you can trust everywhere else.
I Did Not Build This So You Could Fail.
You have bought products before. You got the files. You got excited. You opened them up. And then you realized you had no idea what to do first. Or second. Or after that.
The files sat in a downloads folder. The tab stayed open for a week. Nothing got published. Nothing got earned.
I am not letting that happen here.
I know what this framework produces. Three books. Real rankings. Real reviews. Real royalties. The writing is handled.
But writing the book is one step. Publishing it is ten more. And I am not going to hand you a framework that writes brilliantly and then let you figure out covers, formatting, KDP settings, pricing, promotion, and series strategy on your own.
So I built a 29-module training course around it. Not a PDF. Not a video dump. A guided system that takes you from "I just bought this" to "my book is live and earning."
Twenty-nine modules. In order. Genre strategy, story planning, running Setup, writing, editing, formatting in Kindle Create, covers, publishing, author profiles, promotion, series building. Every step between your first idea and your first royalty cheque.
When a process needs showing, not telling, you get interactive screenshot tutorials. Click through at your own pace. Every button, every screen, every step laid out so you cannot get lost.
Every module has built-in action steps with progress tracking, a discussion thread, and an FAQ. You always know where you are, what to do next, and where to ask if you get stuck.
The people who bought my last product said the training alone was worth more than they paid. I built this one to be better.
The framework gives you the manuscript. The training gives you the business.
There is nothing left to figure out.
Unlike many of the other AI methods out there, he doesn't assume you know it all. So he gives very good instructions on EVERY aspect of writing books for KDP.
A complete course that provides you the tools and step by step instructions to stat something rewarding (both creatively and monetarily!)
The modules are clear and easy to follow... I highly recommend this product (even though I don't want you as competition).
Wow! This module alone has explained why I have so much trouble when I use Claude! Thank, from the bottom of my heart!
A quick shout out for Jojo in support. She (I think) is great, gets back to you quickly and doesn't treat you like an idiot, even if your questions are basic. Great resource.
Love all his work. Great coaching through the material and clear instructions. Also very customer friendly and customer service is top notch.
Totally "Blown Away" with this program! This is the Real Deal. Training modules and the support are amazing. The dedication and genuine concern and knowledge from Soren comes thru the entire program.
This works if you do it the way it's taught. What a wonderful gift to have so much detail and effort put into this course so we can learn how to work with Ai to write. Thanks!
Everything you need to know to create your Cozy book is included and the walk through tutorials are thorough and easy to follow. This is the best purchase I've made this year. FIVE STARS.
I am really impressed with the structure of Soren's training. I went through this once and am now going back and going through it slower. I am already working on the 3rd book in my first series and really enjoying this!
I have published several books on KDP over the years, and this has been a nice refresher course as some things had slipped my mind. Thanks Soren, for the easy, simple to follow steps.
Every day, I'm coming back to learn the next steps and I'm loving this process. You've done so well breaking it down and making learning everything about it so manageable Soren!
Here Is What It Costs To Get Started. Nothing.
Publishing on KDP is free. No fees. No inventory. No gatekeepers.
The promotion methods I teach inside the training guide are free. They cost time, not money.
Covers can be created with free AI tools. The guide walks you through my method.
You write on either Claude or ChatGPT, and they both cost about twenty dollars a month, and if you are serious about publishing you almost certainly already pay for one of them.
Everything else the system asks of you... researching and writing the book, making the cover, publishing it, selling it... costs nothing.
You Are Not Buying Software. You Are Getting A Co-Author.
I could have called this "AI History Writer" or "The Narrative History System" or something with the word "engine" in it.
I did not. I called it History Co-Author because that is what it is.
Whether you write with Claude or ChatGPT, the AI is not writing a book for you.
You are writing a book with it.
You are not staring at a blank page. You are making decisions.
It does not matter which path you take. The relationship is the same. You are one half. The AI is the other.
You bring the taste. The moment the AI offers you three directions for your story and you say "no, not that... something more like this." That is yours. No framework generates that. No model has it. That instinct is what makes the book your book.
The AI brings the research and the craft architecture. The sources, found, checked and cited in the back of the book. The consistency across two dozen chapters. The prose discipline that keeps every paragraph earning its place. The stamina to hold a voice from page one to page four hundred.
That is a co-author. Not a tool you point at a task. Not a button you press and walk away from. A collaborator that meets you wherever you show up.
You decide what stays. You decide what changes. You stay in control of every word.
And when the system gets better... you get the update. No extra cost. Yours to keep.
The name is the promise. You are not buying software. You are getting a writing partner. And a research partner.
It has become my writing partner. We argue, debate and discuss ideas, and it really understands what I'm trying to achieve.
Collaborating with the AI is like talking to your best friend, only a very smart and insightful one. I can't believe how dazzling this story is becoming.
I actually had fun doing it... I loved building my book from some of my own ideas!
It's enjoyable, it's fun, it's magical... I'm truly enjoying co-writing this cozy fantasy!
I was actually very surprised and pleased with how my chapter one for my first cozy fantasy book was written by Claude... this is amazing how well it writes.
I shared the first chapter with a couple of my ARC readers to get their feedback, and I think they are hooked!
I can't even explain how much fun I'm having with this whole thing... I'm creatively directing so much of it that I feel like it's really mine... because it is!
I've tried a few AI assisted writing systems and this is the best by far. The structure of the prompts allows you to brainstorm with the AI, and make decisions on how the story develops chapter by chapter, AND it holds the AI to a strict style guide. It is a complete solution and I love it.
Cozy Co-Author has completely changed the way I write fiction... the program has helped me maintain continuity across hundreds of thousands of words, dozens of characters, and multiple books. It allows me to focus on storytelling while still keeping the larger structure of the series intact.
This is by far the most comprehensive book-writing system I've seen, thus far. There are other prompt kits out there... this is different. This locks the world, the characters, the tone, the flow, the continuity across chapters and book series like nothing I've seen taught before.
Over the years I have purchased several book creating products but this one beats them all... simply brilliant. Many thanks to the genius that built the system that has allowed me to create 3 novels in under a week.
I was already 5 chapters in when this module was added. It is wonderful to know that this product is growing along with us. That kind of customer care is rare, and is very much appreciated.
History Co-Author Is Perfect For You If...
You Want To See What Happens
You saw this and thought... I could actually do that? You are not sure if you are "a writer" or "a historian." You do not care. You want to open Claude or ChatGPT and press go.
You Have Always Wanted To Write One
There is a war, a king, a shipwreck you cannot let go of. You have always wanted to write the book. The research stopped you. Or you tried AI and got Wikipedia. This system researches like a professor. And writes like an author.
You Can See What This Turns Into
You are already a step ahead. You can see how one book becomes three. How a series compounds. How this turns into something bigger if you keep going.
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I just published my first book using the ChatGPT Plugin. It really does make things easier by automating the document uploading... I am impressed with the plugin, and I am eager to get started on book two of the series using it.
But you are not paying anything close to that.
I built History Co-Author because this system works and I want more people using it.
But I do not just want buyers.
I want a community. I have built that right into the training. I want a room full of people who are actually doing this. Writers who are publishing. People comparing notes. Authors who ran Setup last week and want to talk about what the AI offered them at Step 7.
I am building something bigger around this. The best way to fill that room is to make the door easy to walk through.
That is why the price is just $27.
Your Price Today: $27
Get Instant Access NowTry History Co-Author Risk-Free for 14 Days.
Here is the deal.
Get History Co-Author today. Go through the guide. Run Setup. See what Claude or ChatGPT builds with you.
And if for any reason... or no reason at all... you decide it is not for you, just send me a message within 14 days and I will refund you in full. No questions asked.
I will be happy you gave it a try and we will part as friends. That is my promise to you.
But here is the thing...
Any books you start during those 14 days? Yours. Any planning documents Claude or ChatGPT generates? Yours.
Even if you start a book during those 14 days and decide to keep going... still yours.
Guarantees like this do not come along every day.
Neither do opportunities like this.
You have two options right now. Close this page and move on. Or get History Co-Author today, run Setup tonight, and see what Claude or ChatGPT builds with you.
The risk is near zero. The potential is real.
A full system. A 14-day guarantee. And a method that costs nothing to start.
At some point the smart move is just to try it.
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Look... if you have read this far, you are not just browsing. You are thinking about this seriously.
Good.
Three files. Two plugins. A training guide. A genre that readers are hunting for faster than authors can produce. That is what is sitting in front of you right now.
If you have ever wanted to write a history book and given up because the research beat you... this is how you finish.
If you have tried AI before and got a Wikipedia article back because nobody built you a system that actually tells the story... this is that system.
If you can see what one book becomes when it turns into three... and what three becomes when readers start finding you on their own... you already understand what this is.
The system is ready. The genre is wide open. The tools are in your hands.
Go write something.
P.S. One true story is a book. Three is a series. A series is a business. History Co-Author gives you the system to build that series... starting with nothing but a page of history.
P.P.S. You can try the entire system risk-free for 14 days. If it is not for you, you get your money back. The books you start are yours to keep.
P.P.P.S. The price is $27. The system is proven. If you have read this far, you already know whether this is for you.
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Will this work on other AI models?
Right now, History Co-Author is built for two: Claude and ChatGPT. They are currently the two best AIs for writing long-form narrative history, and the framework is tuned to get the most out of both. Either one goes the full distance.
Other models? I am testing them all the time. Here is how I work: I launched this system on Claude alone, with one promise... the moment another model met my quality bar, I would switch it on. ChatGPT cleared that bar, so it is in. Others are in testing now. When one is good enough, you get it. No extra charge.
I'm not that technical... can I really do this?
If you can paste three files and answer multiple-choice questions, you can use History Co-Author. With the Studio plugins, you do not even paste the files. Setup gives you options at every step with recommendations and reasoning. You pick. The guide walks you through everything else. You are not writing code. You are not building anything. You are making creative decisions, and the AI handles the rest.
What is Narrative History Studio?
Two plugins, one for Claude Cowork and one for ChatGPT Work. You get both, free with History Co-Author.
They run the whole system for you. The Studio makes your book's folders, runs Setup, starts every chapter and runs the closeout that builds your notes, bibliography and front matter. No copying files. No pasting prompts. You spend your time on the creative decisions.
Prefer to work by hand? The three files work in any Claude or ChatGPT project too. The training covers both.
Do I need to pay for Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes, for one of them. Claude or ChatGPT, about twenty dollars a month. You only need one, and if you are serious about publishing you almost certainly already have it.
And here is the good part. On ChatGPT's twenty-dollar plan the usage limits are extremely forgiving. You can write book after book without ever bumping into a wall. One small subscription, and you can build an entire catalogue on it.
Will Amazon let me publish AI-assisted books?
Yes. There is a checkbox on KDP that asks whether AI was used in creating the content. You tick it. That is the entire process. It does not affect your sales, your ranking, or your eligibility for Kindle Unlimited. Thousands of AI-assisted books are published on KDP every month.
Will readers know it's written with AI?
No. The AI-assisted checkbox on KDP is for Amazon's records. It is not displayed to readers. They will never see it on your book page.
Beyond that, I gave Google's AI my whole book, blind. It spotted the AI, the way only another AI would. Then it gave its verdict on readers: "The average commercial reader will not know, nor will they suspect it." The book succeeds on its own merits.
Real readers agree. They are reading these books right now, rating them, and reaching for the next one. Their complaints, when they have any, are about craft, never about AI. Honestly, what this system produces is better than most of what gets self-published.
The framework and the style pack are engineered specifically to strip the patterns that make AI prose sound like AI prose. That is a large part of what those files are doing.
How much editing do I need to do?
A polish pass. The same kind of editing any professional draft gets before publication. You are reading for flow, catching the occasional word choice, and making sure everything feels right to your ear. You are not rewriting. The framework handles the craft. Your job is the final read-through.
Can I use a pen name?
Yes. Standard industry practice. Stephen King writes as Richard Bachman. Nora Roberts writes as J.D. Robb. I write history as Jonathan Hayes. KDP supports pen names natively. The training guide covers how to set one up.
Do I need to be a historian or a writer?
No. That is exactly who this system was built for. You do not need writing experience, and you do not need a history degree. The co-author does the research for you: the people's own words, the figures, the places where the sources disagree, all found and filed before Chapter 1.
You do not even need a story. You can type "surprise me" as your creative seed and the AI will find one for you. The framework handles structure, voice, pacing, and prose discipline. You bring the taste. That is enough.
Is it accurate?
It is built to be. Every quotation in your book is copied word for word from the source, and checked against it again after every chapter. Every figure it prints comes from your Research Bible. It does not invent quotes to make a scene better, and where the record is silent, it does not fill the gap with something made up. It writes around it, or tells the reader the record is silent.
Is that a promise of zero errors? No. No history book has ever managed that, including the ones from the big publishers. Read your book the way any author reads a draft. But you will not find the made-up quotes and invented events AI history is known for.
Where do the sources come from?
From research, done the way a working author does it. At Setup, the co-author writes down what it already knows about your period. Then it goes to the sources for only what a reader could check: the exact words someone wrote, the numbers, the points where the sources disagree, the details of a scene only the archive holds. It asks you before each of its three research moments.
You can help. Hand it the letters, diaries and records your book stands on, from free archives like the Library of Congress, the Internet Archive and Project Gutenberg, and it reads those first. The training shows you how to find them in one conversation.
Everything it finds goes into your Research Bible. When the book is done, that becomes the notes on sources, chapter notes and bibliography at the back of your book.
How long does one book take?
Fast. Planning, with the research, takes a couple of hours. Then on a paid plan you write a book in days, not months. On ChatGPT, where the limits barely get in your way, people do it in a day or two.
Either way, you are producing in days what most historians take years to research and write.
What about other genres?
History Co-Author launches with Narrative History on the front end. That is what you are getting today.
But if you are already thinking about other genres... good. I have built the same architecture for six more: Historical Biography, Battles and Campaigns, Narrative Prehistory and Archaeology, Ancient World, Christian History, and Young Readers History. Same framework depth. Same Setup experience. Same quality.
You will hear more about those after you grab the front end.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You have 14 days. Go through the guide. Run Setup. Start writing. If for any reason you decide it is not for you, send me a message and I will refund you in full. No questions asked. Any books you start during those 14 days are yours to keep.
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