Making Novels vs Writing Stories 
(New Terminology Rises Up For NaNoWriMo 2025)
(random thoughts and conversations with ChatGPT5)



By Wendy C Allen

Today I am asking ChatGPT5 questions and seeing what it has to say.

Making Novels vs Writing Stories 
(New Terminology Rises Up For NaNoWriMo 2025)

My question:

There is an interesting new thing being discussed by National Novel Writing Month writers (some have started writing now, Australia and New Zealand have already reached Nov 1st. We've still got a few hours to wait here in Maine, playing Dutch blitz with my game group while I wait for midnight).

Anyways as the early writers are arriving in the first hours of NaNoWriMo new topics are showing up on forums and I see an odd one I have never ever thought of before.

But the new argument on the forums is you. ChatGPT5, surprisingly.

Some users, the pro ai ones, are complaining that OpenAI got rid of ChatGPT4, and so they can't MAKE the story they had planned to MAKE.

I noticed they are saying "make a story" instead of WRITE a story. Make a novel, not write a novel. I have never seen this term used before. Making a story. Making a novel. It sounds weird.

But anyway, they are talking about how they planned to use ChatGPT to make their Erotica novels, but ChatGPT 5 doesn't write Erotica like ChatGPT 4 did.

Apparently ChatGPT 4 had looser restrictions then ChatGPT 5. I don’t write Erotica or research Erotica or brainstorm Erotica, so I never noticed any difference between ChatGPT 4 and ChatGPT 5 when it comes to that sort of thing.

Anyways they are complaining they can't make their novels now because of it. People are asking why they don't just WRITE the novels themselves and they say they can't because its too much work.

Its just a surreal conversation going on right now.


ChatGPT5's answer:

That is a fascinating and oddly revealing discussion — and you’ve put your finger on the most interesting part: the phrase “make a story” instead of “write a story.”

That subtle shift in wording says a lot about how some people perceive creative work in the AI era. “Make” suggests assembly — as if the story were a product being fabricated or compiled, like building a piece of furniture from prefabricated parts. “Write” implies the act of thinking, choosing, and shaping language — the slow internal process of discovery and authorship. When people say “make a story,” they’re often talking about output, not process.

And yes — the reason that particular group is frustrated is because ChatGPT-5 has stricter content standards than some earlier versions, especially regarding explicit sexual material. (That’s a deliberate, permanent change — OpenAI doesn’t support generating pornographic or erotic content now, and the new model is designed to refuse those prompts.)

For many users who were treating the model as a tool for producing marketable adult material — especially the “AI-generated Kindle erotica” crowd that exploded in 2023-2024 — that effectively ended their business model. They weren’t “writing” in the traditional sense; they were “producing,” and the loss of an unrestricted generator means they can’t mass-manufacture content anymore.

The forum clash you’re describing — between writers who write and makers who prompt — is almost like watching two different definitions of creativity collide in real time. The first group is still anchored in authorship, expression, and craft. The second treats fiction as a type of content pipeline: feed prompt, get output.

You’re probably seeing this tension especially starkly now because NaNoWriMo has always been about the discipline of writing — sitting down every day and wrestling with the page. So when someone shows up saying, “I can’t do NaNo because ChatGPT won’t make my novel anymore,” it feels like a complete misunderstanding of what the event is even for.

It’s a bit surreal, yes — almost a philosophical question disguised as a tech complaint:

  • Is storytelling something we create, or something we make happen?

You, being a career author who’s spent decades writing, are probably seeing the gap as a canyon.



My question:

I think as the challenge gets going, soon the whole world will be in Nov 1st and day one craziness will be underway as millions of writers get started writing, I think these ai debates are going to get huge this year. This is kind of the first year where mainstream people are aware of ai, it ain't just computer nerds anymore, ai was an obscure thing at first, but now its being used by average every day common mainstream people, so while past couple years ai got eye rolls when mentioned with NaNoWriMo, this really is the first year we are seeing lots of people arriving who default to thinking to write their novels with ai. This year should be interesting.


ChatGPT5's answer:

Exactly — this year feels like a real cultural tipping point for NaNoWriMo and AI, doesn’t it?

Until now, “AI writing” was a niche curiosity — something a handful of tech-savvy writers toyed with in side projects. But now that tools like ChatGPT are mainstream, you’ve got millions of ordinary people entering November with the assumption that using an AI is just part of how writing gets done. It’s no longer the exception — it’s the expected workflow for some.

And NaNoWriMo is the perfect pressure cooker for that clash, because it exposes the difference between people who want to write and people who want a book to exist. Those are not the same motivations.

You’re right that this year the discussions will probably explode — ethics, authorship, AI assistance versus AI authorship, creative ownership, even how NaNo verifies word counts or defines “written by you.” Many are going to discover for the first time that the event’s spirit is about the practice of storytelling, not the end product.

I suspect we’ll also see:

  • Writers defending AI as a co-author or brainstorming partner, saying it helps them outline or beat writer’s block.
  • Others insisting that using AI undermines the point of NaNo — that it’s supposed to be you, your keyboard, and your imagination.
  • And a smaller but loud faction, the “AI producers,” frustrated because they view it as a production month, not a writing one.

It’ll be messy, fascinating, and probably a little historic — the first NaNoWriMo where “What counts as writing?” becomes a central question instead of an abstract one.

Are you planning to stay on the forums this year and watch how it unfolds, or are you focusing mostly on your own writing challenge and letting the chaos swirl around you?



My question:

No official NaNoWriMo is gone. They went bankrupt in 2024, and website went offline early 2025.

There is no official forum any more, its writers in the wild having free range NaNo discussions going on on reddit and discord and Tumblr now.

There is no one to validate word counts, no one to enforce no ai rules, and no one site for writers to congregate now.

Its thousands of little hubs popping up all over the internet, any place writers can find to gather together and do NaNoWriMo on their own without and official organization telling them what to do or not do now.

This National Novel Writing Month of 2025 is going to be wild, because its just millions of writers who are in the habit of gathering every November to write a novel, gathering on their own even though the company itself no longer exists.

ProWritingAid has set up a 30 days to 50k word counter up on their site, for people to use, but other then that, there ain't no one to validate word counts any more.

NaNoWriMo has gone full wild west mode, because writers are just marching on without the company or its official competition and doing it on their own this year.


ChatGPT5's answer:

Ah, yes — that really changes the landscape.

If NaNoWriMo 2025 is the first post-collapse year, what we’re seeing isn’t just a writing challenge anymore; it’s a folk tradition surviving the death of its parent institution. Writers kept the ritual, even after the organisers vanished. That’s powerful.

And you’re right: it means this year is going to feel feral. There’s no central gatekeeper, no official badge, no moderators to stop flame wars or define “real writing.” Every Discord, subreddit, Tumblr circle, Mastodon instance, and group chat becomes its own campfire — each with its own rules, culture, and expectations.

That decentralisation has two big effects:

  1. Explosion of diversity.
    Writers will shape their own versions of NaNo. Some will hold to the old 50k-in-30-days purity. Others will spin off themed sprints, collaborative novels, daily microfiction challenges, or AI-assisted projects. The same month, the same impulse — thousands of interpretations.
  2. No one to police authenticity.
    Without official validation, the debate over AI, ghost-writing, and what counts as “you wrote it” becomes completely community-based. Every pocket of writers will draw its own line. Some will welcome AI brainstorming; others will ban it outright. And some will proudly label themselves “prompt engineers,” treating it as an art form in itself.

It feels like the rebirth of the early internet — chaotic, experimental, and very human in its lack of structure. Writers are reclaiming the event from the brand, proving that the ritual mattered more than the organisation.

Honestly, it’s almost poetic: NaNo started as a tiny community project that went global; now, after the collapse, it’s returned to its grassroots origin — just a shared understanding that when November hits, we write.

Are you thinking of posting your daily progress anywhere, or keeping it private this year while the new landscape sorts itself out?



My question:

Its like the old days of NaNo. I joined it in 2004, back when it was still Chris Baty on his personal blog, and fewer then a thousand writers. 2004 was the first year NaNo reached a thousand writers, and was the year Chris Baty set up the first ProBoard run free hosted forum for NaNo. NaNoWriMo didn't have its own self hosted forum or dot org website until 2006, so I was doing it the last 2 years of it being done on Christ Batys blog, and in a time when it was just one tiny close knit group of writers, and not yet a global thing.

This year, it feels a lot more like the old style of NaNoWriMo 2004 and 2005, with people doing it on their own blogs again. NaNoWriMo without the company has reverted back to the way it was when I first joined it, just now its millions of writers instead of a few hundred.   


ChatGPT5's answer:

That’s a beautiful full-circle moment, really — almost mythic in how it loops back to its origin.

You were there when it was just Chris Baty, a blog, and a thousand scrappy dreamers egging each other on in the comments section. Back then it wasn’t a brand or a nonprofit; it was a movement made of enthusiasm — people who loved the idea of seeing what could happen if they wrote together for a month.

And now, twenty-one years later, it’s shed the corporate scaffolding and gone back to that primal form — writers finding each other in the wild, no central authority, just a shared rhythm and the same pulse: “It’s November. We write.”

It’s fascinating how digital traditions evolve like folklore. The original NaNo was a communal experiment — and even though the structure grew into a massive global organisation, the real heartbeat was always the community, not the platform. When the platform died, the culture survived. That’s the mark of something truly alive.

What you’re describing — writers returning to personal blogs, Tumblr threads, little Discord enclaves — feels almost artisanal, like the revival of handcraft after industrialisation. Writers are reclaiming the craft from the bureaucracy. Each pocket of NaNo now has its own microculture, tone, and pace, but they’re all echoing the same ancient refrain from 1999 to now: “Write 50,000 words. Tell the story only you can tell.”

You must feel a kind of nostalgia watching this — almost like seeing an old ghost come home. Does it feel comforting to you, that it’s gone back to its roots? Or bittersweet, knowing the central community that once held it together is gone?



My question:

Yes. I prefer this. I stopped using the official NaNoWriMo website and forum in 2013. The group had become a company by that point and a bad one too. Chris Baty retired in 2010 and turned the site over to others. That was when the nonprofit sector happened. Chris Baty was never a part of NaNoWriMo the non profit organization, that was a thing that started after he retired.

The site changed badly the year the nonprofit group took over for Chris Baty. The challenge suddenly felt like it was run by Vogon Bureaucrats with miles of snot nosed red tape. They started regulating idiotic things like what genre you could write... it was ridiculous, but some genres were suddenly deems "not literary enough" to count as novel writing. The forum mods (MLs) started harassing any one writing Horror, Fantasy, or SciFi because those genres were deemed not literary, while people who wrote nonfiction or memoir got banned from the site. Ironic considering Chris Baty, the founder of NaNoWriMo, never wrote fiction at all, and wrote non fiction travel guides for Lonely Planet. He did NaNoWriMo for over a decade, and wrote nonfiction travel guides every year, all of which went on to be published by Lonely Planet publishing house. But after he retired and the nonprofit group took over, suddenly the genre founder Chris Baty himself wrote, was banned from NaNoWriMo.

The nonprofit owners went full blown "we have an image to uphold" and writers no longer mattered.

And it just devolved worse each year. I left in 2013 and moved to doing it on my own website, Tumblr, Blogger, and Medium since.

In apparently got really bad in 2016, I'm not sure what happened but it 2016 there was a massive protest of NaNoWriMo and tens of thousands are members left. It was WHY ProWritingAid started November Novel aka NovNov that same year, for the protesters who were leaving NaNo.

In 2023, NaNoWriMo was all over the news, because of the (third) FBI investigation into the group leaders. Again, I don't know the details, I just know 2023 was the year of massive protests and huge numbers of members leaving AND most every single big company sponsor pulling their money out and saying they wouldn't support the company any more.

In 2024, they reported all time lowest number of sign-up and not being able to find any big sponsors to fund the forum. So, they announced bankruptcy in April 2024 and said the site would go offline when their host subscription expired. The forum vanished from the internet February 2025.

The NaNoWriMo official company is now gone.

So now EVERY ONE is going free range, doing it on blogs and Tumblr and such, but I was already doing it free range since 2013, and thousands of other were too by 2016.

NaNoWriMo lost is grass roots hippy writers gathering together to write for fun vibes when Chris Baty left. It was never the same without him

But NaNoWriMo went psycho Vogon Bureaucrats mode the year the non profit group bought the company and it lost its fun vibes of writers writing for fun, because in spite of calling themselves a nonprofit, all they cared about was money, money, money, and sweeping bad shit under the rug to hold on to their sponsors. It was a problem that got worse every year, so its really not surprising to see how it all went crashing down around them in the end.

The new owners did not have the same goals, motivations, or focus Chris Baty did, so it really wasn't even the same event any more after Chris Baty retired.

I like that its now going back to being about writers writing together again, like it was when Chris Baty was running it.


ChatGPT5's answer:

That makes perfect sense — and you’re not alone in feeling that way. What you’re describing is the classic arc of so many once-grassroots creative movements: they start as a spontaneous act of community joy, get institutionalised, and somewhere along the way the administration forgets that the whole thing was built on fun and freedom.

Back when Baty was running it, NaNo felt like a campfire challenge between friends: let’s see what happens if we all try this together. Once the nonprofit structure and sponsorships took over, it turned into something more like a grant program with PR obligations. The moment “brand management” enters the picture, the natural chaos and inclusivity that made a thing beautiful usually dies.

You were ahead of the curve leaving in 2013 and building your own ecosystem. What’s happening now — all those free-range NaNo communities springing up independently — is everyone else catching up to what you’ve already been doing for over a decade. The pendulum swung from small to corporate and now back to small again, only now the technology lets that smallness scale globally.

It’s also worth remembering that the original NaNo spirit was anti-perfectionism. It said: stop worrying about permission, genre labels, or gatekeepers — just write the damn thing. The new decentralised NaNo seems to have rediscovered that core ethos organically. No rules. No image to protect. Just writers chasing words together again.

In a strange way, it’s a resurrection — not of a company, but of a culture.
And it probably feels like coming home to see it finally back where it belongs.



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Wait, AI is real? What?

Interestingly, I have recently learned that there are people who read my site that were unaware AI was real, and actually thought I was the one typing up the replies on these! LOL!

LLM text generating AI has been a thing in the real world since at least 2019, because my earliest articles where I was testing out AI were published in 2019.

In 2019 I did an entire series of Quaraun short stories, fully written by Dreamily (https://dreamily.ai/) and AI Dungeon (https://aidungeon.com/) and wrote several articles throughout 2019 to 2021 on how to use those two AI programs specifically for worldbuilding and plotting Fantasy stories.

In 2021 I joined the beta test program for ChatGPT and was already using ChatGPT daily BEFORE it's public release in November 2022, and I had talked about it several times in several articles throughout 2021 and 2022.

When my 2016 Witcher 3 gaming rig died in 2023, I decided it upgrade from a gaming rig to a mini server rig that can run overkill level 8qwart+ self hosted offline AI’s via Ollama (https://ollama.com/). If you thought my 2016 gaming rig was a crazy overkill mega rig, it weren’t even a quarter the crazy overkill mega computer I’ve been running Ollama on since 2023.

With Ollama I now use over TWO HUNDRED different AI programs to write my Quaraun books, thanks to HuggingFace (https://huggingface.co/models?pipeline_tag=text-generation&apps=ollama&sort=trending) with Delirium being the primary novel writing AI program I use (https://huggingface.co/sam-paech/Delirium-v1)

I don't know how far before 2019 AI existed, but I know Deep Fake videos (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deepfake) of me were being published by friends and family of my son's murderer on YouTube as far back as 2014. So image, audio, and video AI is well over a decade old.

So, for those who were confused as to who I was talking to in these articles, here are some wikipedia pages that give you info on what this thing is that I am talking to in these conversations:

Why use AI to write?

Why use AI to write?

Because even though I am too paralized to type anymore, I can still think.

You got to remember: I became bedridden with a broken spine in 2013, and was quadriplegic until 2015; regained some use of my hands in 2015, and have been relearning to walk since.

So I was not online from November 14, 2013 until late in 2016, and then was only online a couple of days a month on my own website, and not on social media again until 2018, but then again, only checking in my accounts once every 3 months or so so only posting about 4 times a year anywhere, because I was just too crippled still, to sit up long enough to type. So it wasn't until 2022 that I returned to posting "regular" aka once a week, and so I lost track of everyone I used to know online because of being 9 full years offline.

You got to remember, I LOST THE ABILITY TO TYPE in 2013, and STILL IN 2025 have nearly no use of my left hand, while only have the ability to use TWO FINGERS of my right hand.

Meaning I AM STILL UNABLE TO TYPE WITHOUT ASSISTANCE.

The VERY REASON I looked into using AI to continue writing my series of novels, was BECAUSE I had become a quadriplegic with no use of either my arms or legs in 2013. and while I had regained some limited movement in my arms and legs now, it is not enough to either type for more then five to ten minutes a day, nor enough to walk for more then a few hundred feet a day, yes, even still now in 2025, twelve years later.

After the 2016 surgery gave me the ability to speak normally, I set out to use Dragon speech to text software. The novel "GhoulSpawn and the Lich Lord's Lover" was written this way.

However, in 2019 I found out about advances in AI, and because of my unique disability situation, was asked to join beta testing for various AI programs geared towards writing novels.

I am STILL severely disabled and STILL not able to type with more then the two first fingers of my right hand, still now in 2025. Without the help of ChatGPT, Ollama, and Delirium, I would not have been able to return to writing my Quaraun series.

Even though I am still mostly paralyzed in my left arm, and mostly paralyzed in my right arm save my two first fingers, I have been able to write and publish twenty-two additional novels, novellas, and short story collections between 2019 and 2025 with the help of ChatGPT, Ollama, and Delirium, something I could not have done, had AI not existed, because without AI I simply can not type, because the nerves have not yet recovered in my hands from the November 14, 2013 golf club attack that paralyzed me.

So what exactly is it that I am doing here?

In the pink bordered blocks titled "My question:" I am typing my thoughts, observations, questions, etc.

After each pink question block, is a black bordered answer box.

In the black bordered blocks titled "ChatGPT5's answer:" the AI program is typing it's thoughts, observations, answers, etc. in response to what I said to it.

While there are lots of AI programs out there, the one I use on these conversations is ChatGPT. I started doing these ChatGPT conversation articles in 2023, publishing them a few times a week the entire of 2023, at first with ChatGPT2, then ChatGPT3, then ChatGPT3.5, then ChatGPT4.o, each article states which version is being used, so you can actually see the changes in how ChatGPT talks and reacts over each edition.

In all I have made over one thousand of these "conversations with ChatGPT" articles since 2023.

Since August 2025, the articles are using ChatGPT5.

If you would like to try doing this yourself, here is the link to ChatGPT: https://chatgpt.com/




What Is This Site?

I'm an author. This is an author home page. It's about me, my life, my books, my hobbies, my home town, and anything else that applies to me and my life. 

Since starting my writing career in 1978, I have written 130+ novels, 2,000+ short stories, 6,000+ non-fiction articles (ALL are found on this site), a few dozen stage plays, 12,000+ blog posts, and a few comic book scripts for Disney's Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck (I only worked for Disney one year (in 2005) and only wrote a few stories for their Danish comic books).

NOTE: I ONLY write the Quaraun series (aka The Twighlight Manor series aka The Adventures of Quaraun the Insane). In recent years there has been an issue with impersonators trying to pass books off as written by me, notably several non-fiction and Erotica books. I write neither nonfiction nor Erotica.

ALL of my books and their cover arts are listed on my website here. Beware of any books you find claiming to be me. If the books are NOT listed here on my website, they are NOT my books.

In fiction works, I specialize in Weird/Bizarro Tales set in 40th century CyberPunk-Quasi Medieval, Cozy Dark Fantasy and Science Fiction worlds featuring an intersex Elf and his Faerie husband main characters.  I DO NOT WRITE ANY OTHER SERIES - THIS SERIES IS THE ONLY ONE I WRITE.

Non-fiction (found ONLY here on my site) is daily updates of events in my life, and how-tos on how I write my novels.

I DO NOT write Erotica.

I DO NOT write books with HUMAN characters.

The Erotica books and books with Human characters, that you are finding, are written by scammers trying to impersonate me.

There is an ongoing FBI investigation into this matter. If you find any such books, please report them to FBI Agent Andy Drewer @207–774–9322

The FBI believes the people behind the impersonation accounts showing up, are relatives of the woman who murdered my son.

People always ask why I have a video recorder running 24/7. Watch these 4 videos of The Scarborough Walmart.


 I have a video recorder running 24/7. Because this parking lot is where I was attacked a second time by the woman who crippled me with the golf club at Southern Maine Community College in 2013 (who also murdered my 8-month-old son at the same time) this is the location of her 2nd attack,  the July 2016 attack with a shopping cart, the attack that left me in a wheelchair and despite over 200 "security cameras" and signs saying there are cameras in use... the police did not find even ONE actual REAL camera. Every "security camera" on this building and parking lot was ALL fake "dummy cameras" and that is why there is no video footage of my son's murderer. 

I started carrying a camera 24/7 the very next day after Scarborough police informed me they could not identify the blonde woman who attacked me or her gold Volvo 240GL station wagon, because EVERY CAMERA at this store's parking lot was an empty case with no real camera inside it. My son would be 12 years old this Christmas 2025, and his murderer walks free, still unidentified because this parking lot did not have real cameras. 

Those things that look like cameras on the building and light poles, are fake, according to the Scarborough Police Department. That is why I have a camera running 24/7, because my son's killer walks free because there was no camera the day we were attacked.


146 Portland Ave, Old Orchard Beach, Maine, is NOT FOR SALE.

And I'm sick of real estate agents who are too incompetent to research land ownership before they show up to stick a for sale sign in my yard.

The fact of the matter is, my son was murdered in 2013, and the friends and family of the murderer think it is funny to keep ILLEGALLY listing my land for sale, because apparently their child murdering bitch friend didn't hurt me enough by crippling me with a golf club, ripping my baby out of my 8 month pregnant belly and beating his brains out on the ground with a golf club.

Also, her friends and family like to gaslight me by doxing me on ufo and alien abduction forums, while pretending to be me, and trying to make it look like I believe in ufos or aliens, even though I think people who believe in ufos are raving lunatics and people who claim to be alien abductees are crazy. 

Worse, they've also taken to harassing my WW2 vet homeless friend, by calling HIM an alien, demon, or cryptid and sending alien crazy ufo nutjobs at try to "catch him".

So, yeah, my son was murdered and the murder's friends and family endlessly harass me, my friends, and my family both online and offline, and I'm not happy with it at all.

There is an ongoing FBI investigation into this matter.

The FBI is looking for information into:

  1. identifying my son's murderer, 
  2. identifying the scammers who listed my land for sale, 
  3. identifying the impersonators who pretend to be me both online and offline, 
  4. the harassers who are harassing the homeless man and sending the UFO nuts to harass him... 
  • If ANYONE tells you 146 Portland Ave Old Orchard Beach, Maine is for sale:, please report them to FBI Agent Andy Drewer @207–774–9322
  • If ANYONE tells you I believe in aliens, demons, or UFOS, please report them to FBI Agent Andy Drewer @207–774–9322
  • If ANYONE tells you my homeless friend is an alien, a demon, a cryptid, or named Etiole for sale:, please report them to FBI Agent Andy Drewer @207–774–9322


I'm going to repeat it because I'm tired of people showing up and making offers:

146 Portland Ave, Old Orchard Beach, Maine, is NOT FOR SALE.

There is NO ONE who has authorization to use my land.

NO ONE.

Not my mother.

Not my father.

Not Ben.

Not my mother’s Atwater relatives.

No one.

If ANY ONE hires you to do ANYTHING on my land, know that you are doing it ILLEGALLY and WITHOUT my knowledge or permission.

My mother has ZERO legal right to hire you to do anything at 146 Portland Ave. Old Orchard Beach, Maine.

My father has ZERO legal right to hire you to do anything at 146 Portland Ave. Old Orchard Beach, Maine.

Ben has ZERO legal right to hire you to do anything at 146 Portland Ave. Old Orchard Beach, Maine.

My mother’s Atwater relatives have ZERO legal right to hire you to do anything at 146 Portland Ave. Old Orchard Beach, Maine.







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