Book Writing, Publishing and AI Writing Advice

What you'll find on this blog

Every article on the There's a Book in Everyone blog is written for the person we built the platform for: the first-time author. That means plain language, practical steps and honest advice about what actually works in 2026 — not recycled 2015 self-publishing tips. You'll find guides on planning your book, breaking through blank-page paralysis, editing without hiring a full team, designing a cover that doesn't scream self-published, and getting your book onto Amazon KDP without the usual mistakes.

We also cover the newer questions authors are asking: how much AI help is too much, what Amazon actually allows you to disclose, how to keep your voice when a model is generating drafts, and where the industry is heading over the next two years. If you're weighing up whether to write your book at all, start with our beginner guides. If you're mid-manuscript, jump straight to editing, structure or motivation.

Why authors trust TABIE

There's a Book in Everyone is a UK-based writing studio (Around Tenby Ltd) built by a small team of authors, editors and product engineers. We publish because we use the platform ourselves: every recommendation on this blog has been tested against real manuscripts moving through the studio.

Articles are updated when Amazon KDP changes its rules, when a new AI model shifts what's possible, or when readers spot something that no longer reflects best practice. Every post links back to the tools inside the studio, but you don't need a TABIE account to use the advice — the blog stands on its own, and always will.

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