As work too over my life for a few months and then the home improvement projects took over for few more months, my writing had to wait. In order...
As I was writing chapter 1, with the interaction between the guard (I now can not kill) and the princess, it was so much fun to write and the...
Realizing and coming to terms with it, that I am a pantser or in other words discovery writer... I have tried and tried to plan my stories but...
Realizing and coming to terms with it, that I am a pantser or in other words discovery writer... Lets see how that goes... o_O Still trying to...
Good news, everyone... :D Finally got a response from the one running the TrueNovelist site... "I am planning on keeping True Novelist running...
I am trying it out now... on google drive... So far so good... still much navigating needed to get to each file but that can maybe be fixed by...
HAHAHA... :hilarious: yeah... :sorry: I probably should do something like that... :shame: But it is so hard sometimes (all the time), the...
skip.knox, I think I might have to do what you are suggesting, use one file as the starting point and empty that file often... but it is so much...
I sometimes use prophecies and I tend approach it much in the way skip.knox suggests here. Depending on how I want the prophecy to affect the...
I have been using LibreOffice and google docs, but I end up having very long documents with the notes/ideas and stuff... that I circle back to...
I am not dissatisfied with truenovelist, but I am concerned, it has not been actively developed or supported since 2015. I have contacted them to...
I should add that sometimes I write from work and my workplace is strict when it comes to what can be installed on the computers as we work with...
Scrivener was something I did consider but going to the website, I found, they do not have a Linux version. :( I know I am being so difficult,...
I do use google docs at the moment, and it is fine but I find the, having many documents open or scrolling through a long list of ideas, notes and...
