Iceman said:I'm still waffling between two major storylines. AAAAAAAARGH
firex said:I'm just going to wing it... I have to write a few other stupid papers this month
for some classes, but I think that'll just help me.
aoi tsuki said:My roommate got back from a NNWM meetup last night with a software recommendation he got from one of the MLs at the event.
http://www.baara.com/q10/
It's a full screen text editor that's tailored to writers. It's actually a pretty cool full-screen text editor in general, highly configurable, and portable. Windows only though.
aoi tsuki said:My roommate got back from a NNWM meetup last night with a software recommendation he got from one of the MLs at the event.
http://www.baara.com/q10/
It's a full screen text editor that's tailored to writers. It's actually a pretty cool full-screen text editor in general, highly configurable, and portable. Windows only though.
teiresias said:Q10 looks cool - no Mac version though
Of course, the kind of text editor to use is very dependent on one's style of working. Some prefer blankness and something not distracting at all. Others like an actual word processor. I like writing in Pages, it's not nearly as cluttered and distracting visually as Word.
Then, some like to have the organizational stuff about their story at their fingertips. I might try out this program:
Scrivener
Probably won't try and use it for stuff tomorrow - oh god it starts tomorrow!!! - but I might give it a whirl after the marathon month for some short stories initially and see if I like it. I still tend to do my notes and stuff with real paper and pencil and find having it all on screen like that a little distracting when I'm actually writing.
Stoney Mason said:Boo. My mac is down. Point me in the direction of a PC program like that.
Liquid Story Binder XE is somewhat similar to Scrivener.Stoney Mason said:Boo. My mac is down. Point me in the direction of a PC program like that.
If you post your final word count for the day in this thread, I'll include it in my daily update of the OP. Unfortunately, everything else I've tried hasn't worked.Captain N said:where do I go to update my word count?
Cyan said:Woohoo! Started at exactly midnight, wrote for about 15 minutes. Just over 600 words, and it's time for bed (that's over 1% of the way there!).
Mike Works said:i am so hung over right now, why did this contest have to start the morning after halloween :lol
Niceaoi tsuki said:My roommate got back from a NNWM meetup last night with a software recommendation he got from one of the MLs at the event.
http://www.baara.com/q10/
It's a full screen text editor that's tailored to writers. It's actually a pretty cool full-screen text editor in general, highly configurable, and portable. Windows only though.
GDGF said:Yeah, leaving things alone is the hardest part. I keep wanting to edit after every paragraph.
Chony said:What is everyones first line?