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Scribe: proposal to create a Scrivener-lite note taking PKM? It’s a scalpel to Scrivener’s Swiss army knife And because it uses a different text system (and thus a different file format) and steers its own course, this isn’t a “Scrivener Lite”, either
New Lit Lat writing app - Page 2 - Literature Latte Forums Kinsey, Generally, I agree wit you I, too, don’t think I have a need for a ‘slimmer’ or ‘core’ version of Scrivener UNLESS it runs on a tablet I would get more mobility I would prefer to see the desktop laptop version of Scrivener get an integration with Grammarly or other powerful grammar spelling checker, OR an inclusion of more AI Grammarly is going in this direction with its
Running Scapple on an iPad - Literature Latte Forums I had been planning to use a Windows tablet with a BlueTooth KB to run Scapple along with some other touch screen apps The best options appears to be one of the Microsoft Surface Pro tablets or Surface Go laptops Then after talking to a friend who is dedicated Apple user, he suggested the small IdeaPad Does Scapple run on an IdeaPad Are there any special considerations like stylus or keyboard?
Writing a novel with Scrivener - David Hewsons new ebook A lot of people seem to find the blog posts I’ve written about using Scrivener for my novels useful Unfortunately as blog posts they become horribly disconnected over the years and naturally aren’t written in any logical order So after lots of requests I’ve put together an ebook about how I use Scrivener in writing fiction It’s very personal, covers outlining, writing, revising and
Dracula, by Bram Stoker (Book Club, September 22) Dracula surely needs no introduction! Written by Bram Stoker, and published in 1897, this novel was by no means the first vampire novel, but its impact was such that it spawned the modern genre of vampire literature The iconic eponymous baddie, Count Dracula, looms large in modern media But is the original novel still a good read today? Does its Gothic horror still have the power to terrify
The best country in the world - And Now For That Latte - Literature . . . But this didn’t stop the women After reading in newspaper that a prostitute had been murdered and cut up with a scalpel, she made a hours long interview with her 2 year old daughter, where the daughter after instructions from her mother could fantasize about the various things that she might have experienced