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I'm kind of surprised it's taken me this long to get to a discussion of Scrivener's Outline View. Here we are in week 39 of the #52WeeksOfScrivener series. I guess it's long overdue. Get There To open Outline View, simply click on … [Continue reading] about Outline View in Scrivener
This post is part of an extended series I’m writing about California.You can find out more on my Why California page. Sometimes called the pride flag or gay pride flag, the rainbow flag has been a symbol of gay rights in San Francisco since it was … [Continue reading] about The Rainbow Flag
Last weekend, I was cleaning out a bookshelf of mine where I've stashed all of my journals over the years. Between my morning scribblings, my ideas for stories, and my BuJo day planners (why did I even keep those?), I had a pretty fat collection. And … [Continue reading] about The Evolution of a Novel
We talked briefly about Scrivener footnotes as part of a more general post describing the Inspector window, way back in September. But there are a few more things to know about them. The latest version of Scrivener gives you a lot of options that you … [Continue reading] about Scrivener Footnotes
This post is part of an extended series I’m writing about California.You can find out more on my Why California page. Native to the Mediterranean region of Europe, the artichoke was introduced to California by Spaniards in the nineteenth century. … [Continue reading] about The Artichoke – An Intimidating, Edible Flower
Turns out I'm not alone in trying to navigate a book launch during this pandemic. Not by a long shot. Duh. And since a few of you have reached out asking for tips, I though I'd compiled what I've learned so far. Please keep in mind this list is … [Continue reading] about 4 Ideas For A Pandemic Book Launch