Applied Nonfiction · 2026 · by Arsen Revazov
400 pages on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, and Grok. No code, no math, no jargon.
For people who already use AI and are tired of getting vague, hedged answers. This book teaches you to write prompts like a brief to a contractor — not like a question over dinner.
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About the book.
You ask the AI to "draft a marketing strategy" — and get three paragraphs of generic platitudes. You ask it to analyze a contract — and it invents clauses that aren't there. You try again, more carefully. Same result: clichés, hedging, the verbal equivalent of a shrug.
The problem isn't the AI. The problem is that you're talking to it like a conversation partner, when you should be writing it a brief — the way you'd write one for a contractor.
This book is about how to talk to language models — all of them — in a way that gets you answers worth keeping. Six lessons, thirty-two topics. No code, no math, no jargon. Examples from law, medicine, history, biology, marketing, strategy.
By 2026, almost everyone uses AI. Almost no one uses it well. This book closes that gap.
After reading — what you can do, not what you've heard about.
01
Write prompts that return usable results on the first try — not the fifth.
02
Run long, multi-step conversations without watching the model forget what you told it on page one.
03
Set up roles and system prompts so the model stops sounding like a polite intern with no opinions.
04
Recognize hallucinations before they reach the page — and fix them at the prompt level.
05
Build reusable prompt templates for your regular workflows — research, drafts, edits, reviews.
06
Use AI as a drafting partner without handing over your voice or judgment.
Free preview · Lesson 1: Foundations · Pages 1–57
Lessons 2–6 available after purchase
After reading — what you can do, not what you've heard about.
Use AI as a drafting partner — without handing over your voice.
Run research, source checks, and long-form drafts without the model wandering off.
Work through document-heavy material where a hallucination isn't a quirk — it's a liability.
Briefs, strategies, and copy — written to the model the way you'd brief a contractor.
PDF and EPUB. Both files, one download. Read on Kindle, iPad, laptop, phone — whatever's open.
No. If you can write an email, you can read this book. Examples come from law, medicine, history, marketing, writing — not from a terminal.
No. The book teaches a method of thinking about prompts — decomposition, roles, verification, iteration. The techniques worked on GPT-3, work on GPT-5, and will work on whatever ships next. Model names change; the craft doesn't.
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