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Agnosticsherbet

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12. IVe used Liquid Story Binder and Snowflake Pro...

Reply to SheilaT (Original post)

Mon Aug 20, 2012, 08:05 PM

Aug 2012

Liquid Story Binder - http://www.blackobelisksoftware.com/
Snowflake Pro - http://www.advancedfictionwriting.com/info/snowflake_pro/

Snowflake Pro helps you develop an outline.
Liquid Story Binder is a vast group of tools that you can use to develop your own way to write novels.

I like Snowflake Pro to begin the process and Liquid Story Binder as an all round tool for developing and managing the novel and the database of information around the novel.

Finally, for editing I use Microsoft Word.

I also use DocstoGo on my IPAD to write on the go.

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

I'm using yWriter. It's free. It doesn't "guide" your story by recommending certain elements. valerief Jul 2012 #1

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

You might prefer yWriter. It helps to organize my writing elements really, really well. valerief Jul 2012 #10

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