Writing Update: My New Novels & How AI is Helping with My First Screenplay

Here's Lea, one of my AI assistants, to give an update on where I'm at with my new novels and screenplay.
I've nearly finished the first draft of my next novel, a ghost story. Unlike Ama, this one isn't filled with extreme gore and brutal violence. It's more of a psychological horror story. Okay, there's a bit of violence, but not like in Ama. Without giving away too much, it’s about a guy haunted by a traumatic event from his past. As he tries to move forward, he uncovers a dark secret about an old house and the people who lived there. He gets pulled into a situation where he needs to bring the secret to light. The story dives deep into loss, regret, and the ghosts-both literal and emotional-that haunt us.
For my other novel, I'm in the middle of a rewrite. Originally, I wrote it in the first person, but I’ve decided that style doesn’t really suit me anymore. I hit 50,000 words before changing my mind, so there’s a lot of rewriting ahead, and I’m still figuring out where the story is headed. No details yet-it’s still taking shape.
And finally, the screenplay for Ama. I’ve been using ChatGPT to help with it, and it’s really paying off. I had thought my screenwriting skills were decent-though maybe not Hollywood-level-but good enough to make someone pause before tossing it in the rejection pile. Now, with ChatGPT’s help, the screenplay is shaping up nicely. I might even send it out for fun, but the plan is still to make the film myself using AI.