Scrivener Tips at Writer Unboxed
Hey, I’m over at WriterUnboxed.com today with a bunch of handy Scrivener tips for you. Stop by to learn more or ask me a question!
Bookmarks in Scrivener 3
I finally updated my post on References over at Writer Unboxed today. In Scrivener 3, references are called Bookmarks and I’ve got everything you need to know about them all in one place. Plus, you can ask questions on any Scrivener topic. I hope you’ll stop by!
Creating Custom Scrivener Templates at WITS
For my last Scrivener post of the DECADE (yikes!), I’m over at Writers in the Storm today with an updated article on creating your own Scrivener templates. It’s simple, and I walk you through the process step by step. I hope you’ll check it out. Hope your writing is going well. Enjoy the rest of
Scrivener Tools and Tricks at Writer Unboxed
Ready to get back into the writing after Thanksgiving or Black Friday? I’m at Writer Unboxed today discussing some of Scrivener’s lesser known features. Stop by and leave a comment or question. Happy last day of November!
Creating Collections in Scrivener 3
Have you ever wondered what to do with Collections in Scrivener? Or maybe you’ve never even heard of them. Come on over to Writer Unboxed today to learn all about collections and what they’re good for!
Scrivener webinar at Mark Dawson’s Self Publishing University
I’m giving a Scrivener webinar for Mark Dawson’s Self Publishing Formula University (SPFU) on Wednesday, May 15th. You can join the fun for just $1 US by signing up to Mark’s Patreon account at the $1/week level (no long-term commitment required). Patreon supporters get membership of SPFU (with five quality webinars so far in the
Which Scrivener Features Do You Really Need?
Prompted by a question from one of my newsletter subscribers (my newsletter now includes a Scrivener Q&A column), I’ve dedicated an entire blog post to answering the question: “Which Scrivener features do you really need?” If you’ve ever been frustrated because you feel like you should be doing more with Scrivener, or you’re not sure