TrilogyForge, a New AI-Engine from Write3BooksIn24Hours, Enables Anyone to Transform Their Story Ideas into a Full-Blown Fiction Trilogy in Under 24 Hours
Unlike Generative AI platforms, TrilogyForge is a purpose-built, long-form narrative engine able to actually craft not just a single novel (one aligned with all the rules and nuances of popular fiction), but a system capable of creating a story arc across an entire trilogy.
Write3BooksIn24Hours is unveiling TrilogyForge tonight at the ShowStoppers media reception at the Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada that is held exclusively for journalists, analysts, and influencers attending the CES 2026 conference and trade show.
Las Vegas, Nevada and Salt Lake City, Utah--(Newsfile Corp. - January 6, 2026) - TrilogyForgeTM, a new AI-engine from Write3BooksIn24HoursTM, is being unveiled tonight at the ShowStoppers media reception at the Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
TrilogyForge allows book lovers and frustrated authors around the globe who harbor secret dreams of writing a series of novels like their favorite bestselling authors to transform those ideas into reality in under 24 hours.
Tyler Jensen, CEO and founder of Utah-based company, Write3BooksIn24Hours, and creator of the TrilogyForge AI-engine.
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According to Tyler Jensen, CEO and Founder of Write3BooksIn24Hours, many people have invented characters they love, plot lines, and have mapped-out settings in their minds for one or more novels.
But, he added, few will ever start the process, however, either because they're afraid and unsure of their skills as a storyteller, or they just don't have the time and discipline.
"I've carried around dozens of stories for decades and never written them for all the same reasons," Jensen said, recalling his time as an English major at Utah State University and every year since. "As I've seen the advance, and promise, of artificial intelligence over the past several years, I've been fascinated with the question: 'Can AI be tamed to write long-form fiction well?' I didn't think so, but challenged myself to find out. Turns out I was wrong. It can be done."
