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Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 38: Veronica G. Henry, Fantasy and Mystery Author
Veronica G. Henry writes fantasy, mystery, and speculative fiction novels.
Why You Might Want to Use Online Spelling and Grammar Checkers
Online spelling and grammar checkers can find corrections that built-in checkers on computers miss. It can be useful to run your writing through one of these services to do a final proofread.
How to Customize the Scrivener Toolbar
Customizing the Scrivener toolbar is an easy way to access the features you use regularly without clicking menus or remembering keyboard shortcuts.
5 Ways to Move and Rearrange Files and Folders in the Scrivener Binder
Scrivener's Binder is a powerful tool for organizing long writing projects. Here are five ways you can move files and folders around in the Binder.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 37: Debbie Urbanski, Science Fiction Author
After many years writing short stories and essays, Debbie Urbanski has published her first novel, After World, about AI at the end of humanity's physical presence on Earth.
Publishing 101: What Does a Literary Agent Do?
Since getting a literary agent is essential to getting books published by major publishers, it’s a good idea to understand what literary agents do.
Publishing 101: How Books Are Published, from Author to Agent to Publisher to Reader
The process of publishing a book is complex, and first-time authors can benefit from knowing the many steps involved, and how long it can take.
Five Books to Help Understand Story Structure
Whether you’re a plotter or a pantser, your novel needs to have a structure. Here are five books that can help you understand story structure and write a coherent novel.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 36: Todd Henry, Productivity and Creativity Author
Todd Henry writes books helping people improve their productivity, creativity, and teamwork. He calls himself "an arms dealer for the creative revolution."