There is no fixed way to write an outline for a nonfiction book. You can just type your random thoughts that are related to the subject of your book. The point is to get as many ideas as possible on a sheet of paper or on the computer screen. There are tons of books and…
Category: nonfiction writing software
Living Writer Review
What I like about LivingWriter is that you can tell it’s a well-made piece of software after only a few minutes of using it. The instant I started writing in dark mode with Living Writer, I recognized it was good software. As soon as I started writing, the sidebar vanished, and all I see is…
Non-fiction Writer’s Toolbox
Introducing the Non-Fiction Writer’s Toolbox – the ultimate guide to finding the perfect book writing software for your next non-fiction masterpiece. Are you a first-time author, struggling with writer’s block, or looking for the best tools to write and self-publish your book on Amazon? Look no further. With over 5 billion search results for “book…
Manage citation for your book with Scrivener and Zotero
If you’re writing a non-fiction book that uses lots of quotes from sources on the Internet, managing all the quotes can be a big and time-consuming task. This post from Jstor, a website on academic writing, shows you how to manage sources that you quote for your book. It gives a step by step instructions…
Book writing apps for Android?
Before we talk about book writing apps for Android, we should check out what “book-writing apps” really mean. If you google the words, you can see there are lots of blog posts on them. The problem is they often cover what is not a full-fledged book writing app. For example, they often include mobile versions…
How to use Apple Pages as a minimal text editor
Bill Bennett, a professional writer, wrote a post on how to use Pages in the most minimalist way possible. Yes. This is not about how to use Pages to its maximum power but how to use it like iA writer on the iPad. If you use Mac and don’t want to spend extra money on…
Reviews of Scrivener
For a long time, Scrivener has been the most famous and the most acclaimed writing software for Mac users. The software also became available for Windows since November 2011. Scrivener takes the same approach toward writing as that of yWriter, which is working on small parts of a book, editing them and changing the order…
Review of software for book writing – yWriter, Scrivener, FastPencil and Yarny
For people looking for software for writing a book, the advice most frequently given is “just use word processor software”. In a way, it sounds reasonable. Because most of us have word processing programs like Microsoft Word on our computers, there is no need to buy a new software. Also, we often use word processing…