The L&L Blog
Scrivener and Microsoft Word: Importing & Exporting
You may need to import or export documents in Microsoft Word format to your Scrivener project. Here's how.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 8: Nicole Kronzer, YA Author and High School Teacher
Nicole Kronzer is an author of young adult novels, a high school teacher, and a former actor. Her first novel, Unscripted, was named a Best Book for Young Adults by the American Library Association.
Outlining with the Scrivener Binder
Outlining in Scrivener's Binder is easy to do, and allows you to make changes to your project as you write.
Use Copyholders to Extend the Scrivener Editor
Copyholders are a useful way to refer back to different parts of your project, view research, and check character and setting files.
See More of Your Project: Splitting the Scrivener Editor
Split the Scrivener Editor to view two parts of your project at the same time.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 7: Maggie Shipstead, Booker Shortlisted Author of Great Circle
Maggie Shipstead's latest novel has been shortlisted for the 2021 Booker Prize. "I could not have surmounted the organizational challenges of this novel without the writing application Scrivener."
Use Scrivener's Research Folder to Store Information About Your Project
Scrivener's Research folder lets you collate material about your project and access it quickly.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 6: Elizabeth Haynes, Thriller Author
Having worked as a police intelligence analyst in the UK, Elizabeth Haynes knows a lot about crime. She has written a half dozen novels, all of which she started during NaNoWriMo.