So Scrivener is for Macs, but on their site they list alternatives for Windows. I tried a couple that were freeware, others were 30 day downloads and others you have to buy.
- RoughDraft - no longer being developed
- WriteWayPro - 30 day demo
- Liquid Story Binder - looks incredible, and again available on 30 day demo
- PageFour - at first this looked too simplistic to me, but I may need to persevere with it
The software should really be called 'novel organisation software'.
I'm trialling my character profiles on OneNote and PageFour.
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My favorite novel writing software is the AutoCrit Editing Wizard. It's awesome for finding problems once you get to the editing stage.
You can try it for free.
Hi Alison
I downloaded the liquid story binder and thought I would test it out but I am unsure as to whether it would help me or just provide another distraction?
What are you thougths?
Oh it's awesome, and I think will be useful once you get past the distracting part of finding out where things are and how they work.
I've found a lot of positive comments for novel organising software,and many supporting Word.
I think if you use the software you need an extra monitor on the computer to spread it all out.
I have the extra at work and I now find one screen so limiting :)
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