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Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 9: Charlie Stross, Science-Fiction Author
Charlie Stross is a prolific author of science fiction in a variety of sub-genres and styles, and has won multiple Hugo awards.
5 Tips for Using Labels in Scrivener
Labels provide visual markers that help you distinguish certain types of files and folders in the Scrivener Binder, Corkboard, and Outline.
How Many Different Types of Plots Are There?
Some say there are 6, 36, or 1,462 plots for stories, novels and screenplays. How many are there? Does it matter?
Use Scrivener Projects to Store Multiple Books or Articles
You can use Scrivener projects to store multiple books or articles, and even use them as an archive of your writings.
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.