April Davila - Author
This week we’re talking about Revision Mode: how to use it, what it's good for, and how it differs from Word's Track Changes. To go into Revision Mode go to Format -> Revision Mode, and chose which revision you're working on. We'll start with … [Continue reading] about Revision Mode in Scrivener
Ranging from the subtle to the gaudy, art cars seem to have evolved out of the hippie era of the 1960’s when John Lennon drove a paisley Rolls Royce and the Merry Pranksters painted a school bus in day glo colors. These days, some art cars … [Continue reading] about Art Cars
I haven't talked a lot about self-publishing here on my blog, mostly because there are a lot of excellent websites out there with awesome resources for indie- and self-publishing (check out BookWorks and the Jane Friedman Blog for a start) and I … [Continue reading] about A Self-Publishing Success Story
Composition Mode can be super handy for removing distractions. We touched on it a bit last week in my post about Scrivener and NaNoWriMo, but I want to dive a little deeper today and explore what we can and cannot do in this mode. Open … [Continue reading] about Composition Mode in Scrivener
Eucalyptus trees were imported to California in the 1850s after Australian gold miners sung their praises as a fast growing, super strong building material. Unfortunately, while the trees do grow quickly, the wood is not viable commercially until … [Continue reading] about Eucalyptus
This post was inspired (and informed) by Brian Schwartz at ReviewerPerks.com. He noticed that the link I was sending out to friends and family, encouraging them to pre-order my book, included a QID#, and that any reviews that were posted with this … [Continue reading] about Your Amazon QID#
In honor of NaNoWriMo I thought I'd share four NaNoWriMo Scrivener tips that have been super helpful to me in the past when trying to write 50,000 words in a month. Because this challenge is not for lightweights, and anything that makes it a little … [Continue reading] about Four NaNoWriMo Scrivener Tips