I’ve fallen behind on regular posting here for a few weeks. Mea culpa. I’ll try to fix that. My future plans – some dreams not yet a reality – include: guest posts (I’ve invited a few people; now I’ll see if that pays off) an update on my Blogroll (some of my links have been […]
Tag: Scrivener
Scrivener for Blogging, part 2
My first attempt to write this disappeared — which is why there was a long delay between the last post and this one — so I’ll write this over from scratch. (This is part of the benefit of writing a blog in Scrivener: you have another copy of things available. I had begun this post […]
Blogging with Scrivener
I haven’t updated this blog in a while. Hopefully using this app will help. As I’ve stated here a few times, I use a program called Scrivener for organizing my writing in non-fiction and fiction. What I didn’t think of was another aspect of non-fiction: blogging. Now thanks to research on the Web and on […]
Re-doing my Mind Map
As I’ve said before, I’m writing fiction for the Kindle platform. Right now I’m trying to get my artist lined up… but I want to start the novel before the Indiegogo project gets underway. To get started I’m trying to get my mind map for the first book done on a new tool: I began […]
NaNo is 2 Weeks Over; Time to Get Busy!
I began to work on my other writing projects. Hopefully I’ll get some of them done over the holidays. Hunters’ Inc. I’ve now made into a project in Scrivener. Since the character statistics are all that I need to change for each game system that we’re using, I’ve split the book into separate chapters. I’m […]
So what are my projects now?
It’s nearly a week since NaNoWriMo finished, but I’ve had my rest from it; now I have other things to work on… Now I have the stats to write for 3 versions of Hunters’ Inc. Fortunately I already have the text written. Now comes 3 different ruleset write-ups for the characters. Related articles Lessons from NaNoWriMo […]
Better Novel Outliner?
Note that I’m not trying to start a war of words, just asking for opinions: 3 years ago I bought Liquid Story Binder. In October, I plan to get Scrivener for Windows. Both of them enable you to gather together all your character sketches, research and outline for a story in one place. Both offer […]