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Keep Track of Point-of-View Characters and Timelines in Scrivener’s Corkboard
You can use Scrivener’s Corkboard to visualize some complex elements of novels with multiple point-of-view…
READ MOREUse Custom Metadata in Scrivener to Manage Characters
Scrivener’s custom metadata lets you add key information to each of your files, allowing you to search…
READ MOREWriting a Novel in November? These Tips Will Help You Hit 50,000 Words
Here are some tips for developing a writing routine and hitting a target of 50,000 words in November.
READ MOREUsing Advanced Character Sketch Templates in Scrivener
Scrivener’s character sketches let you note information about your characters. You can go further and…
READ MOREWrite Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 55: Maria Reva, Booker Prize Longlisted Author of Endling
Maria Reva’s novel Endling is about snails, romance tours, and the war in Ukraine, is longlisted for…
READ MOREHow to Create and Use Custom Document Templates in Scrivener
Document templates are pre-formatted documents that you can quickly add to your Scrivener projects. Learn…
READ MOREBookTok and Beyond: How Young Readers Are Reviving Physical Bookstores
Encouraging news about bookstores suggests that reading is on the rise, in part thanks to young readers…
READ MOREHow To Write Dialogue in a Story
Dialogue is one of the most important elements in fiction. It establishes character voice, shows the…
READ MOREHow to Create and Work with Poetry Projects in Scrivener
From writing and organizing to revising and preparing a poetry collection for submission, Scrivener is…
READ MOREWrite Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 54: Tim Queeney, Author of a History of Rope
Tim Queeney has written several adventure novels, and has just released a non-fiction book entitled Rope:…
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