In the last few blog posts, I’ve made mention of my new secret writing project. The time has come for the big reveal…
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Posts Tagged ‘writing’
Dec
28
2011
My Secret Project
Dec
27
2011
Themes in my writing
Dec
16
2011
Short stories
Up until recently I thought that most of the stories I had written were, what could be called short stories.
However, now I’m not so sure.
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Dec
11
2011
My current status
When I failed at this years nanowrimo, I did say that I was going to try and write more a more frequent and sustainable way.
Well that was almost a month ago, so how have things been going with this plan?
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Nov
17
2011
Nano failure
Oct
24
2011
7 days to go!
There is just 1 week to go till the start of Nanowrimo 2011.
So the question is am I ready?
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Oct
12
2011
Bristolcon
Wow, this could not have come at a better time for me!
Tonight I discover that there is a local literary sci-fi convention, just before the November (and the start of Nanowrimo!), called Bristolcon
Not only that, but Keith Blount of Scrivener fame will be giving a talk AND there will be a talk which is described as
…Seeking inspiration for writers and would-be writers in the cityscape.” Anyone with an interest in urban fiction or Bristolian history should try and grab a front-row seat for this one!
Given my nanowrimo story this year is an urban fantasy set in an Edwardian Bristol which never quite happened, it almost looks like this convention was made for me, so it would be rude of me not to atend!
Sep
24
2011
This years story
Aug
03
2011
Re-writing
It has been a little while since I’ve posted here, but (as normal), I’ve busy! Busy re-writing.
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Jul
13
2011
A very cool idea
A very cool idea from a David Hewson. Use Scriveners sync with folder option locally to sync with your favourite distraction free writing tool.
I’ve used the folder sync option in Scrivener so I work with files on the iPad (via Dropbox), but I would never through of using this feature to sync to a local folder. Very simple and it works really well. Now when I want to worry about the structure of a story I edit it directly in Scrivener, when I want to just write, I use Byword and do just that!
A very cool idea indeed!
