Publishing.ai offers a range of writing styles along with the freedom required to choose more than one style for your manuscript.

The following are the different writing styles and the areas where they can be applied.

The writing style you select will determine the overall tone of your book. Your book's tone refers to the stylistic voice of your manuscript. This will portray your perspective as an author, convey emotions and your book's intended impact to your audience.

This style is characterised by a professional tone and precise word choice. It is often used in business, academic, and official communications. A formal style avoids contractions, slang, and colloquialisms.

• Business and Finance

• Science

• Technology

This writing style is more relaxed and conversational. It can include contractions and colloquial language and can be more personal. It's typically used among friends, in less formal business communications, and is common for younger audiences.

• Personal Development

• Teens and Young Adults

• Creative skills such as Knitting or Pottery

A serious writing style is straightforward and avoids humor or frivolity. It conveys important information in formal reports or when discussing topics where light-heartedness would be inappropriate.

• Psychology

• Health

• Medicine

This style employs wit, jokes, and sometimes satire. It's useful for engaging readers and making challenging topics more accessible. It's important to know the audience, as humor can be subjective.

• Entertainment

• Topics dealing with everyday life in a comedic way - Parenting or Work

• Books for Kids or Teens

This style is characterized by sharing personal experiences and emotions, creating transparency and trust with the reader.

• Niches that deep dive into personal stories

• Life Coaching

• Memory Improvement

A conversational and intimate approach, such as sitting down for a coffee with the reader and telling them your story. Authors share their experiences, reflections, and insights directly with the reader. This style is characterized by its relatable tone and use of personal anecdotes to engage the audience and illustrate points.

• Relationships or Dating Advice

• Motivational Books

• Addiction and Recovery

Narrative style is about telling a story. It often includes characters and settings and is used with short stories and anecdotes when used in nonfiction categories.

• Historical Books for Adults

• Educational Guides for Kids and Young Adults

• Cultural and Social

• Personal Development

An authoritative style conveys confidence and expertise. It is assertive and direct and is often used by experts when providing advice or instructions.

• Investing and Money

• Technology and Computer Related

Writing with empathy means understanding and reflecting the reader's feelings. A supportive style is encouraging and aimed at building a rapport with the audience.

• Self-Help

• Motivational

• Health and Wellness

• Counseling

• Faith-based

Similar to informal, but with an emphasis on warmth and friendliness. It's as if the writer is having a conversation with a friend. It's personal, inviting, and engaging.

• Travel Guides

• Hobby Books

• Childrens Learning