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Tools for Writers
JHyde:
This is what I use and I love it...
http://www.blackobelisksoftware.com/
Liquid Story Binder. It looks and acts a lot like that Mac OSX Scrivener. It's also well supported and has regular updates. Plus..once you buy a license, all future updates are free. Has quite a few neat little features.
Josh:
If anyone is interested, I've updated the writer's resources section of my site to be a Fiction Writer's Virtual Toolbox: http://www.jrvogt.com/writerresources.htm. It's got 150+ links to writing craft and business resources, covering everything from developing novel plots to querying literary agents and more. My hope is it can be a decent hub for writers in various stages of their careers.
If anyone has suggestions for links to add to the mix, please let me know. Thanks!
CrazyGerbilLady:
I tend to use the "snowflake" method of writing to get me started and keep me going and somewhat organized.
http://www.advancedfictionwriting.com/art/snowflake.php
meg_evonne:
--- Quote from: CrazyGerbilLady on September 13, 2010, 09:31:30 PM ---I tend to use the "snowflake" method of writing to get me started and keep me going and somewhat organized.
http://www.advancedfictionwriting.com/art/snowflake.php
Okay, I'll bite. I'm tired of my excel sheets, running out of room, finding them, renaming them etc. I've just germinated a delightful character in a not-so-delightful plot, designed for tears and joy. So I'll start it from scratch and let you know how it goes. I'll download it tonight. It looks like I can only download onto one computer...
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OZ:
--- Quote ---Dunno, but you can see what others use above. Scrivner if on a Mac, and my pref on PC is WriteItNowv4
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They are supposed to be coming out with Scrivner for Windows.
I love this thread.
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