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July 03rd Question: What is your favorite writing processing software, apps (e.g. Word, Scrivener, yWriter, Dabble, Google Docs, Fictionary, Atticus), and tools? Why does it fit your process? Why do you recommend them? Which is favorite if you have more than one? I’ve heard of most of these apps but I use good old Word! I also jot down lots of ideas/phrases in the Notes app on my phone.
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So I’ve just gotten back to some semblance of normality and I’ve been busy with my online classes as well as writing quite a bit. I’m working on my short stories and my non-fiction project. I just need to find my feet… and get into a rhythm.
I read this quote about literary citizenship which I really love. “Literary citizenship is about the ethics, respect, and generosity with which we treat the work of other writers, and how we lift them and their work up as often as possible while avoiding the capitalist competitiveness that can drive us to see other writers as “in our way” in some giant race to publish our words.” ~Jeannine Ouellette from Writing In The Dark
Hi,
I truly love that quote, and you have given me another writing book to read.
Glad that you’re back and getting settled.
Have a Happy Fourth of July.
Shalom shalom
That is a really great quote. I’ve long appreciated the concept of “literary citizenship.” We really aren’t competitors in this business. A more cooperative and collaborative approach is the way to go.
That is a great quote. There is room for all of us.
I think the new features on Facebook will be a hit.
Love that quote, Michelle! I like the new features for the FaceBook group. Take care!
Welcome back! Or did my feed system just not register past posts. Anyway, great features. That will be nice.
Hi Michelle – good luck with all things … you’ve always lots going on. That quote is just brilliant – love it … cheers and happy winter! Hilary
Nice quote! The Facebook stuff sounds like fun, but I’m not on Facebook. 😓
Word Girl here too!
Hi,
I truly love that quote, and you have given me another writing book to read.
Glad that you’re back and getting settled.
Have a Happy Fourth of July.
Shalom shalom
That is a really great quote. I’ve long appreciated the concept of “literary citizenship.” We really aren’t competitors in this business. A more cooperative and collaborative approach is the way to go.
Sounds like you’re busy with good stuff. Good luck finding those feet! 🙂