back for another productive saturday. i already got a lot written in an hour. don't underestimate the power of writing by hand if you're feeling stuck.
today's song: sorry for party rocking - LMFAO
novel progress: 46561/90000

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back for another productive saturday. i already got a lot written in an hour. don't underestimate the power of writing by hand if you're feeling stuck.
today's song: sorry for party rocking - LMFAO
novel progress: 46561/90000
thank god (aka Jacob from Dabble)
I’m trying out alternatives to Google Docs, because they get more suspicious by the day.
I have (and mostly like) Scrivener once I transfer stuff over from Postbox, but there’s no real ability to share work, and their cloud storage is clunky even when it works (and also relies on a Dropbox subscription, no thanks!).
So now I’m trying Dabble and I have to say, I’m really liking it. It’s expensive, but they’re working on sharing features, and the cloud storage/devise sync is as close as I’ve found to GD that’s also got similar features to Scrivener.
I thought about trying Ulysses but it sounds like the sync between devices features isn’t great, and people have lost work (which is my nightmare).
I also thought about looking at open source tools, but I don’t want to rely on the kindness of strangers that the tool will persist, and I’m also leery of spyware. Plus, honestly, now that I have a little money again, I’d like to pay someone to create a writing tool *for* writers, and where I’m the customer, not the product.
If anyone has recs for a writing tool other than Dabble, I’m all ears!
So. I lost a whole day's worth of writing and I'm sad about it. I had been using Dabble, which I actually loved but it was a trial and it expired. Since this is not the month to be getting new subscriptions to things, I decided to move my WIPs into something else.
I got this thing called Zettlr, LOVE IT. Moved the whole of the fanfic so far into it but when I went back to get my massive outline, it was gone.
Poof.
I ended up spending way too much time trying to figure out how to get it back. Emailed Dabble support but never heard back, and idk what else I can try.
Super thankful that I got the actual story out, but I really needed the outline!!! I had the next 6 chapters super detailed and now I have to try and remember everything. And my memory sucks!
I was really hoping to get chapter 9 done before Christmas, but that's not looking very likely at this point.
Anyway. It's fine. It's all gonne be fine.
Rant over lol
my local writing group is hosted by this literary organization that offers day passes for quiet workstations. and free unlimited coffee with oat milk. i think i'm in love.
i reached 50,000 words!! holy crap!! this never happens unless it's nanowrimo or i'm writing fanfiction
today's song: memory - sugarcult
novel progress: 51008/90000
writing outdoors in the city and i pray rain doesn't actually happen
today's song: bernadette - IAMX
novel progress: 44183/90000
saturday night plans means i had to reschedule one of my full writing days. i reached 20,000 words on my novel woohoo!
today's song: me and mr. wolf by the real tuesday weld
novel progress: 20045/90000