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Writing

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7. There's nothing wrong with plain vanilla Word

Wed Jul 25, 2012, 06:05 AM

Jul 2012

Or a pen and paper.

The real work of writing goes on in your own head. It's not the equipment that counts.

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Has anyone here ever used any of the novel-writing software out there? [View all] SheilaT Jul 2012 OP

Thank you very much for the link. SheilaT Jul 2012 #2

I've heard good things about Writer's Cafe sybylla Jul 2012 #3

Thank you. SheilaT Jul 2012 #4

If you're visual, maybe you want to create a "command central." sybylla Jul 2012 #5

Posting here because I am interested in this too Xyzse Jul 2012 #6

There's nothing wrong with plain vanilla Word mainer Jul 2012 #7

That's my essential thought. SheilaT Jul 2012 #8

I've written two dozen novels with pen and paper mainer Jul 2012 #9

Actually I use Scrivener for a lot of my work nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #11

IVe used Liquid Story Binder and Snowflake Pro... Agnosticsherbet Aug 2012 #12

I really appreciate all the replies. SheilaT Aug 2012 #13