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The Write Gear podcast, episode Enter the Write Gear Giveaway and Win an Analog & Digital Gear Bundle Click here to listen, or Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, or via RSS.
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The Write Gear podcast, episode Enter the Write Gear Giveaway and Win an Analog & Digital Gear Bundle Click here to listen, or Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, or via RSS.
The Write Gear podcast, episode 22: Digital Pens, Smartpens, and Styluses Click here to listen, or Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, or via RSS.
The Write Gear podcast, episode 21: A Conversation with David D. Levine (Arabella of Mars) Click here to listen, or Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, or via RSS.
The Write Gear podcast, episode 20: A Conversation with Nalo Hopkinson, Justine Larbalestier, And Scott Westerfeld Click here to listen, or Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, or via RSS.
19: Geek Feminist Revolutionary Kameron Hurley
Kameron Hurley, author of The Geek Feminist Revolution, talks about writing novels without Scrivener (is that even possible?), deceptive laptop colors, and how she handles the front-facing aspects of being a professional writer–blogs, social media, and more.
Duration: 16:02:00
Present: K. Tempest Bradford, Kameron Hurley.
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Download: Episode 19: Geek Feminist Revolutionary Kameron Hurley
Episode Links
Kameron’s Gear
HP Stream 11
Microsoft Word
Dropbox
Tweetdeck
Pilot G2 pen
Kameron’s Books
Visit her website and blog
The Geek Feminist Revolution
The Mirror Empire
Empire Ascendant
More books at her author page on Amazon
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18: A Conversation with Author Ken Liu (The Grace of Kings)
Ken Liu is the author of dozens of short stories and one doorstopper of an epic fantasy novel. In this episode he talks about the writing tools he uses to keep track of a huge project like that and why he does his actual writing in a plain text editor.
Duration: 16:13:00
Present: K. Tempest Bradford, Ken Liu.
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Download: Episode 18: A Conversation With Ken Liu, Author of The Grace of Kings
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Ken Liu’s Gear
VoodooPad (Mac, iOS) | Windows users may want to try DokuWiki
iA Writer (Mac, iOS, Android) | Windows users may want to try FocusWriter
Scrivener
Evernote
MacBook
Ken Liu’s Books
The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories – Get it at Powell’s or Amazon
The Grace of Kings – Get it at Powell’s or Amazon
The Wall of Storms (The Dandelion Dynasty Book 2) – Pre-order it at Amazon
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New Write Gear vid! This is a hack I discovered by accident. You can save some pages from Google Books as images in an Evernote note using the Web Clipper. It won't get all the pages from the preview, but should get enough if you just need a little bit for research purposes. Listen to all the podcasts about Evernote: Evernote For Writers #1 – Page Camera: http://ift.tt/1qB60QW Evernote for Writers #2 – Writing in Evernote: http://ift.tt/1X7cYv4 Evernote for Writers #3 – Organizing Evernote: http://ift.tt/22JzWs9 Evernote for Writers #4 – Using Evernote for Research: http://ift.tt/1t5BHU1 Subscribe to the podcast: http://ift.tt/1X7dTLZ
New Write Gear vid! A quick video showing how to clip websites using an Android phone. It's similar to, but slightly different from, clipping on iOS. Listen to all the podcasts about Evernote: Evernote For Writers #1 – Page Camera: http://ift.tt/1qB60QW Evernote for Writers #2 – Writing in Evernote: http://ift.tt/1X7cYv4 Evernote for Writers #3 – Organizing Evernote: http://ift.tt/22JzWs9 Evernote for Writers #4 – Using Evernote for Research: http://ift.tt/1t5BHU1 Subscribe to the podcast: http://ift.tt/1X7dTLZ