Anyone ever use tome, Novel Factory, or Scrivener? I've got recommendations for ellipsus but I am still researching. This might be a procrastination thing. Ssssshhhhh.
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Anyone ever use tome, Novel Factory, or Scrivener? I've got recommendations for ellipsus but I am still researching. This might be a procrastination thing. Ssssshhhhh.
I don't know how many hours I spent working on the outline for A Matter of Duty today, but it was a Lot. I've never done this much outlining for a story. But then, I don't think I've written a story this involved and complex before, either.
In other news, the Novel Factory is pretty helpful! Even if ordering the subplot cards is really finicky. I think I have the whole story pretty much figured out with just a couple details left to sort through. Which means I can get to writing chapter 7 finally.
So has anyone actually used The Novel Factory and can give me an unbiased review of how good/useful it is? All the reviews I’m finding online have affiliate links and I don’t really trust em
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