by Natasha Lester | Jul 26, 2017 | Diary, The French Photographer, Using Scrivener
I recently posted a video on Facebook and a picture on Instagram showing the redraft I’m currently working on of my 2019 book, The French Photographer (working title). The video and pictures showed my Scrivener manuscript and it prompted a lot of questions from...
by Natasha Lester | Sep 9, 2015 | Diary, For Writers: Writing Tips, Using Scrivener, Writing Historical Fiction
I’m flying through the redraft of my fourth book at the moment (working title One Night), which is fabulous. But one of the reasons why I’m flying through is because I’ve really been making Scrivener, the writing app I use, work hard for me. Many of...
by Natasha Lester | Oct 7, 2014 | Diary, Using Scrivener
I thought I’d start a new series where I post some Scrivener Quick Tips every 6 weeks. These posts will show you how to use one small but very handy feature of Scrivener. Today’s Scrivener Quick Tips are about using the Name Generator to come up with great...
by Natasha Lester | Aug 5, 2014 | Diary, For Writers: Writing Tips, Using Scrivener
I’ve written before about my love of Scrivener. And just when I thought I couldn’t love it any more, I find out something else about the program that makes me swoon! I’ve been playing around with Scrivener’s Outliner and I’ve discovered...
by Natasha Lester | Sep 4, 2013 | A Kiss from Mr Fitzgerald, Diary, For Writers: Writing Tips, Using Scrivener
It’s been a few months since I last raved about my love of Scrivener so I thought I’d update you on whether my love had waxed or waned. In summary, I began writing my new book with Scrivener on March 18 this year. I have now essentially finished it. I have...
by Natasha Lester | May 28, 2013 | A Kiss from Mr Fitzgerald, Diary, For Writers: Writing Tips, Using Scrivener
Two weeks ago I blogged about how Scrivener was helping me to imagine all kinds of structural possibilities for my novel, because of the way it made setting up and manipulating the ordering of the scenes in my book so easy. This week, I’m going to cover off...
