Ghostwriting for the Greats
Like to type?
Don't know what to type?
Take a page out of the Greats.
Dickens. Austen. Poe. Whitman. Shakespeare.
Every word they wrote, you write again — one keystroke at a time.
A library of classics, free. Novels, short stories, poems, essays, speeches and the King James Bible — all public domain, all cleaned up and ready to type. Pick one up, put it down, come back to it any time. Every work remembers where you left off.
Type it as it was written. Poems keep every line break. Plays keep their speakers. Choose the page, or an endless scroll that rises as you type.
Stats that go deep. Speed and accuracy per key, per word, per book. Which words trip you. Which keys slow you down. How much faster you are now than when you started that novel.
A daily goal and a streak. Set your words for the day. A bar fills as you write; when it turns green, you're done.
Typing games, unlocked by the words you type. Race a ghostwriter through a chapter. Type dialogue only. Catch falling words. The more you write, the more of them open.
A word bank, and a blank page of your own. Hover any word for its definition; click to keep it. Then write your own pages in the same typewriter, bind them, and put your book on the shelf beside the Greats.
"Whatever you do in life, always make time to fill the library."
— the Writificer, the study's previous occupant, who never quite left.
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