This won’t be a whiny rant on all the things that can’t yet be done. So in this article, I am setting out to develop a sort of “best practices” guide on how to facilitate an author’s life, with the tools we have at hand today. And it’s many of the other authors I have spoken too in recent weeks. And it won’t manage the dozens of historical revisions and drafts you produce along your path from empty page to published masterpiece.Īnd it’s not just you. It won’t facilitate your interactions with editors and beta readers. It won’t sync itself across the four computers you use for writing.
Love it as you do, however, there are still some things that Scrivener won’t do for you. In short, you are rocking your Scrivener existence. You’ve chopped up, reordered, and reorganized your chapters and scenes a hundred different ways. The inspirational photographs are all in place. You’ve dropped all your reference notes into your research folder. You have character fact sheets at your fingertips. You relish it’s ability to help you process ideas, not just words, and you revel in exploring all that it can do for you. So, you’ve emerged from your MSWord-induced fever dream and discovered the natural wonders of Scrivener.
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