Happy New Year! May 2020 bring you joy. (Also a new Men of Steele book—which I’m hard at work on—and Scrivener 3 for Windows.) 😉 Writers, if you’ve been waiting to take one of my Scrivener online classes, you can get 20% off any course for 7 days only by using the code 20NEWYEAR20 at
To celebrate Tech Tuesday—yes, it’s a thing (that I made up)—all of my Scrivener classes are 20% off through December 3rd with coupon code CT2018! Want to love Scrivener but just can’t figure it out? Already love it but wish you were more comfortable with it? Or maybe compiling is your Achilles’ heel. I have
The wait is over! My new Scrivener training platform is finally up and running at ScrivenerClasses.com. The Intro course is up now, and is 40% off through Friday night at midnight EST. What’s new? Join when you’re ready to learn Expanded content Easy-to-digest lessons Videos (40 of them!) Plenty of screenshots Downloadable review sheets Badges for completing sections, and a
As promised, registration is now open for the fall round of Scrivener online courses. Sign up today! – Scrivener I: The Basics and Beyond, September 14-30, 2015 – Scrivener II: Intermediate and Advanced Concepts, October 19-November 4, 2015 – Scrivener Master Course: Compile, Dec 7-16, 2015 For more information and registration, check out the Scrivener Courses page.
All winter/spring online Scrivener courses are open for registration right now, up through the first day of class. For the full scoop on curriculum and format, see my online course page. Ready to sign up now? Click one of the links below to register. 🙂 Scrivener I: The Basics and Beyond Date: February 23-March 11, 2015 Length:
Happy Thursday! I’m flying to California tomorrow to present a Scrivener workshop for the San Francisco Area Romance Writers of America chapter on Saturday. Wanna attend? Click here for more information. Also, in case you’re not on my newsletter list, I just announced that my next round of Scrivener Master Course: Compile classes are open for registration. Yay!
Fall is coming soon, which means it’s time for another Scrivener course (or two). Based on student feedback, I’ve decided to make some changes.1. I am splitting my original four-week, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink course into two different classes. That means less time commitment per course, and less money to spend if you’re not ready to move into–or