* Cork board – This view gives you an overview through notecards/post its of what you’re working on. * Editorial Calendar – Scrivener itself doesn’t have a calendar that I know about but I simply imported a calendar from the internet into Scrivener to have everything in one place and have made it my editorial calendar to use how I see fit. That said, this is not a how to guide, it’s simply my attempt in showing you one of many options available when it comes to organizing, brainstorming, and drafting for your blog. Scrivener adapts to the user so there are endless ways as to how to use the software. I love Scrivener because you can use it however you want, it’s easily customizable. Since the blog’s switch to WordPress, I’ve been slowly playing with Scrivener as an organizational tool in between WIPs and today, I want to share with you what I’ve learned so far. Five years ago, I started using Scrivener for my writing and two years ago, I switched from Blogger to WordPress for my blog. I’ve been blogging about TV, movies, books, and Broadway at Hollywood the Write Way for the past nine years. In addition to this, I’ve learned how to utilize Scrivener as a tool for my blog as well. Many of us are familiar with Scrivener as an alternative to Word when it comes to plotting, writing, and revising our novels, short stories, etc.
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