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Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 40: Wendy Van Camp, Speculative Fiction Writer and Poet
Wendy Van Camp writes speculative fiction and poetry, and has edited anthologies of science fiction poetry.
Why You Should Print Your Manuscript and Edit It on Paper
When you've completed a draft of a book, and begin the editing process, it can be helpful to print your manuscript and edit it on paper.
How to Make a PDF of Your Scrivener Project
It's easy to make a PDF of all or part of your Scrivener project to print out for editing, or to share with others.
How to Proofread Your Manuscript in Scrivener
Learn about Scrivener's tools that can help you proofread your manuscript.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 39: Kate Heartfield, Historical Fantasy Author
Kate Heartfield writes historical fantasy novels, games, and stories.
Publishing 101: Understanding Book Advances and Royalties
If you sell a book to a publisher, you get paid with advances and royalties. Here's how they work.
How to Create and Switch Window Layouts in Scrivener
Scrivener's window has many elements, which you can display and hide. You can create window layouts to quickly switch between different configurations.
How Much Should You Write Each Day; and When Should You Stop Writing?
When you’re writing a novel or another long project, it’s a good idea to have a daily target. How many words should you write, and when should you finish your writing session?
How to Give and Receive Feedback on Creative Writing
When you’ve finished a novel or short story, it’s helpful to get feedback from people you trust. You may also have a critique partner, or be part of a writing group that offers reciprocal feedback. Here’s how to make feedback useful.