
Download Lesson_03_English_Practice_V1.zip below and extract it. Open START_HERE.html before using P1–P4. All scenario, scene-card, draft and connected-excerpt files named by these companion prompts are included.
The video explains the original Korean novel case. The download is a short English teaching adaptation using the same people and revision principles, not the complete commercial novel or a verbatim transcript. First review without rewriting. Then remove only the selected repeated explanation while preserving the naming action, limited viewpoint, equipment order and unresolved wait order. Finally, check the agreement across the supplied later excerpts.
Save your own outputs in WORK. After trying, compare with the clearly labelled REFERENCE_RESULTS. Different wording may be valid; preservation of the agreed scope matters. The input files and existing video are not overwritten.
Download Lesson_06_English_Practice_V1.zip below, extract it and open START_HERE.html. This complete English companion exercise supplies the manuscript, body figure, temporary cover, four prompts, build tool and worked EPUBs needed to repeat the lesson's checks.
Build V1, then V2 from the same source. V1 places the figure on the left; V2 centers it. Keep the caption left-aligned and preserve the six contents links, body text and five-column table. The optional Python3 builder uses only the standard library and makes no online service calls. You can inspect the worked EPUBs first if your existing environment cannot run it.
Open the exact saved EPUBs in a reading app. Compare at the same width, test every contents link, then inspect larger text or a narrower reading area. Record actual observations separately from package checks. The video remains the recorded Korean case; this English practice book is a separate teaching example with a temporary cover, not a store publication.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
A case-based introduction to planning and revising an eBook with AI agents, building an EPUB and checking it in a reading app. Learn the workflow through the author's nonfiction and novel publishing projects.
Use the included English prompts, starter templates and checklists to adapt the steps to your own manuscript. Across eight lessons (about 63 minutes), follow the process from book planning to draft review, translation and file preparation for Amazon KDP, Apple Books and Google Play Books.
What you will learn
• Define your reader, topic, outline and instructions for an AI agent.
• Revise a draft and check consistency, evidence and storytelling.
• Compare translation candidates and localize edition information.
• Build an EPUB and inspect its contents, navigation, cover and images in a reading app.
• Prepare files for Amazon KDP, Apple Books and Google Play Books, then distinguish submission from verified publication.
8 lessons · English · approximately 63 minutes
1. Published examples and the complete production workflow
2. From an author's plan to chapters, scenes and a first draft
3. Revise a manuscript using the novel example
4. Turn practical experience into a complete short manuscript
5. Translate the manuscript and localize its product information
6. Build an EPUB and inspect it in a reading application
7. Prepare for Amazon KDP, Apple Books and Google Play Books
8. Verify publication and connect the right edition to its readers
Included
• Eight video lessons with downloadable learning resources.
• English learning materials: translated prompts and result notes, slide decks, subtitles, starter templates and checklists.
• Examples from two published books, including the author's nonfiction and novel workflows.
Who this course is for
First-time eBook creators, bloggers turning experience into a book, and authors learning to review AI-generated drafts and prepare multilingual editions. Expert coding skills are not required. Basic computer skills and access to an AI tool are needed. AI subscriptions or usage charges are not included in the course price.
English edition
The English narration uses Azure text-to-speech. The original workflows were recorded in Korean; the English teaching screens translate or reconstruct those recorded prompts and results. They are not recordings of a newly executed English session. English prompts and reference notes are included so you can adapt the process to your own project.
Scope
This is a case-based introductory course. You must adapt prompts, write and review your own manuscript, check rights and current platform requirements, and obtain any required platform approval. Some scenes show local preparation records rather than a live seller-account upload. The original projects' distribution history does not guarantee your publication, sales or income.
Instructor: Kihong Kim / Kihong Story Lab
This product includes the English course. The Korean course is sold separately.