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• 58,413 words in 25 days, with more to follow

  
  The Spicy Cauldron — Authority: 129
  Okay, so we all know bragging is not the most appealing of things to do. It’s only a one time thing, so bear with me okay? I’ve had my words so far validated by the text robot on the NaNoWriMo website and it returned this lovely image and a link for me to download my winner’s certificate. I also get access to ...
  5 days ago

• The doctrine of the Trinity at the end!

  
  the 48 files — Authority: 126
  Glen Scrivener recently posted a great post on why when doing theology we should start with the Trinity, not with any general teaching about God. I must admit Ive been largely sold on this over the last few years. And found that the while people may not practice it, nobody ever seems to disagree with the basic ...
  1 week ago

• NaNoWriMo – Making a Dream Come True

  
  Life Beyond Code — Authority: 411
  This is story about a story that was made possible by NaNoWriMo . This is a THANK YOU post for NaNoWriMo and the wonderful people behind it. First, some background. For those of you who have followed me for a long time, you know that I started my writing journey when my first book (a murder mystery) was published a ...
  1 week ago

• Writing Software

  
  Suspense Novelist — Authority: 116
  Stop the presses!!!!!!! My favorite (to date) software program for writers is Scrivener. I acquired a Mac because I wanted Scriv. Ive never regretted it and am now a solid Mac convert. Scrivener is now actually contemplating coming up with a program for PCs. So, if you dont have a Mac, but ...
  1 week ago

• Scrivener – Tool of choice for NaNoWriMo 2009

  
  The Broad Brush — Authority: 424
  Scrivener Trial NaNoWriMo message Every day I see this message pop up. It’s the Scrivener NaNoWriMo 2009 Trial message. This software is my success story for this year’s National Novel Writing Month. Scrivener is a Mac native application geared especially towards novel and scriptwriting. It allows easy ...
  1 week ago

• How to write smarter in Microsoft Word with Document Map

  
  Write for Your Life — Authority: 104
  This post shows Microsoft Word users how to use Document Map to write smarter and make your way around long documents, such as novels, collected articles and essays. There are lots of alternatives when it comes to writing software. From simple but well-thought out text editing programs like WriteRoom to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Is the end in sight?

  
  davidhewson.com — Authority: 131
  Now to the compound question all authors get asked more than any other: do you know the end of the story before you begin? Do you outline every step of the way before sitting down to write your tale? There’s scarcely an event I attend where people don’t ask that. I’ve no idea why it’s so popular really ...
  3 weeks ago

• Double spacing: quit the habit now

  
  davidhewson.com — Authority: 131
  Good morning, class. Now let’s divide you up. All of those who write double spaced go stand in that corner. All the sane ones go to the other, look at your classmates, shake your heads and say, quietly, but with firmness and sympathy, ‘For God’s sake… why?’ Double spacing is an anachronism. A horrid ...
  3 weeks ago

• Counted out

  
  davidhewson.com — Authority: 131
  November is National Novel Writing Month — Nanowrimo . Let me be honest. I am a permanent competitor in National Novel Writing Life. I have no idea what Nanowrimo is. But I do understand that counting words is important for it, and if you follow me on Facebook or Twitter you’ll know that from time to time I ...
  4 weeks ago

• Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 1st November 2009

  
  Getting Things Done GTD with Personal Development and Motivation for Success — Authority: 110
  My week was as busy, but well planned as I predicted and it was only the calm before the storm as I have to do a considerable amount of high pressure work this week in only four days. I am away from Friday on holiday in the English Lake District with my family, my second home. I imagine I will be working some late ...
  4 weeks ago

• Great Scrivener Deal for NaNoWriMo Participants

  
  FreeagentWriter — Authority: 115
  I’ve written in the past how great Scrivener is to write a book . I was looking through at the tweets from #dcnano when I saw that Scrivener is offering a great deal . Usually, if you want to check out the application, you get a 30-day free trial. However, for National Novel Writing Month, Scrivener is giving ...
  4 weeks ago

• Great Scrivener Deal for NaNoWriMo Participants

  
  FreeagentWriter — Authority: 115
  I’ve written in the past how great Scrivener is to write a book . I was looking through at the tweets from #dcnano when I saw that Scrivener is offering a great deal . Usually, if you want to check out the application, you get a 30-day free trial. However, for National Novel Writing Month, Scrivener is giving ...
  4 weeks ago

• Gearing up for NaNoWriMo

  
  The Spicy Cauldron — Authority: 129
  Image by Simon Gurr via Flickr The US-initiated and oddly-named National Novel Writing Month (because it is open to anyone to take part, and has regional nodes around the world) starts on November 1st. It’s been running for a few years but this is the first time I’ve decided to take part. Why, some may ...
  4 weeks ago

• hands on with ulysses 2.0

  
  Creativityist — Authority: 104
  As NaNoWriMo drew near last year, I wrote a comparison of : : StoryMill and Scrivener . Both have undergone minor revisions in the last year and are still worth a look for the aspiring NaNoWriMo’er. But… There is also Ulysses to consider. Ulysses 2.0 was released in recent months as an upgrade to an ...
  4 weeks ago

• NaNoWriMo

  
  Marcelo Toledo — Authority:
  National Novel Writing Month, a.k.a. NaNoWriMo, is the biggest writing contest in the world, but contest for what? Best novel? No way, it’s a contest against you, that always wanted to write a book and never managed to finish. In November, you need to reach 50.000 words, don’t worry about quality and editing, ...
  5 weeks ago

• The dreaded synopsis

  
  davidhewson.com — Authority: 131
  Script writers often get cold shivers when asked to produce a treatment. Novelists do the same, I suspect, the moment we hear the word ’synopsis’. In both circumstances creative people find themselves being asked to do something against their essential nature: write down a plain language linear description of a ...
  5 weeks ago

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