Non-fiction
Write a non-fiction book built on real sources
The risk with AI-written non-fiction is the confident wrong fact — an invented statistic, a study that does not exist. ePustika treats that as a defect, not colour.
For factual books it researches the topic on the web before planning anything, keeps only facts tied to a page the search actually returned, and writes chapters from that dossier. The sources print as a Sources page at the back of your book.
How the research works
Before the outline exists, ePustika searches for authoritative sources — official bodies, universities, journals, established publishers, and Indian sources where the topic is Indian. Every fact in the resulting dossier carries the URL of the page that states it; a fact whose source the search never returned is discarded. Claims it found disputed or weakly supported are kept apart and presented as open, not as fact.
Chapters are then told to state real-world facts only from that dossier, or ones equally settled. Where a point cannot be supported, the instruction is to say less, not to make it up.
Consistency across the whole book
Non-fiction lives on precise terms. A glossary is kept for every book, so a word defined in chapter one means the same thing in chapter nine, and the final audit flags any drift.
What it costs
Your first book starts free: the complete outline, chapter 1 fully written and typeset, and an editable designer cover. Continuing writes the remaining chapters at no charge. To download it as EPUB and print-ready PDF, or publish it, unlock it for ₹99 — or invite 3 friends who write their own first book.
Further books are priced by length: Short (8–12k words) ₹149, Standard (20–30k words) ₹349, Premium (40–60k words) ₹699.
Questions people ask
Will the book include its sources?
Yes. Factual books print a Sources page listing the pages the research relied on.
Is it a substitute for expert review?
No. For medical, legal or financial books, have a qualified person read the manuscript before you publish. ePustika reduces invented facts; it does not replace a professional's judgement.
Who owns the book?
You do. You are the author: you approve the plan, edit every word, and publish under your own name. ePustika keeps only the right to display and promote listings you choose to publish. Books on the marketplace are labelled AI-assisted, because readers deserve to know.
How much does it cost?
Your first book starts free — outline, chapter 1 and a designer cover — and the remaining chapters are written free when you continue. Downloading or publishing that book costs ₹99 (or 3 referrals). New books cost ₹149, ₹349 or ₹699 depending on length.