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How Authors are Using the Helix Review

By / December 1, 2020

Back in May we launched an experimental new offering called Helix and dubbed it The Personality Test for Your Book. Helix is powered by The Book Genome Project, a massive database of over 100,000 of the world’s best-known books. And basically, it gives you a way to upload your manuscript and get back a rich and unbiased perspective on your book.

Several Lulu authors are using Helix to gain a better understanding of their book for marketing, and sometimes to gain insight into their writing style. For the first time, we’ve caught up with some of the earliest Helix Review customers to hear more about their book and writing style and what they hoped to learn from Helix.

Meet the first authors to use the Helix Review

Starting on Monday, August 5th – we’ll begin profiling the very first, the bold and brave, the curious and pioneering partakers of Helix, in an ongoing series of interviews through the end of October. Our feature schedule is below, and as we release new interviews, we’ll update this post with links directly to them.

Week AuthorBook Used for HelixGenre
Aug 5Kay GossageThe Sword Of Ages: The Tallah TrilogyFantasy
Aug 12Harley WhiteThe Autobiography of a Granada Cat: As told to Harley WhiteBiographies & Memoirs, Unusual Habitats, Cats
Aug 12Gregory L TrumanHitting the WallBusiness and Economics
Aug 26Cristina ArcherThe Recidivistspeculative fantasy fiction
Sep 2Oluwagbemiga OlowosoyoGod’s GeneralFiction
Sep 9Abdul Karim MusaliarThe Transgressions of Achan KunjuCrime
Sep 9John LockeStuff I’ve Written So FarPolitical Science
Sep 23Laird David Elsworth MasonMy McCurdy Family and Collateral Lines Including Native American and Some Royal FamilyFamily History and Genealogy
Oct 7Gary BrileyStalemateMystery, suspense
Oct 14Jack GunthridgeBroken Hearts Damaged GoodsRomance
Oct 21William J. SmithStraight from Heaven; Delivered from HellScience Fiction

Closing Thoughts

Thanks in advance to everyone above who contributed their feedback as part of our Helix Review featured author series. If you are an author that has used Helix and would like to be featured, please tell us about your experience here.

6 thoughts on “How Authors are Using the Helix Review”

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  5. Lucy Warner

    I am curious about Helix Review. I assume there is a fee to use it. How much does it cost?
    Thank you.

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