I kind of hate Google Docs, but it is sometimes convenient, and there's one friend I sometimes exchange beta services with who likes that best. When I'm seriously blocked, sometimes taking myself off to a coffee shop with pen and paper will do the trick. Also, I've been known to scrawl plot ideas and bits of dialogue in the margins of my class notes. On occasion. Ahem.
Oh, and every so often I try using yWriter, which is a very neat piece of software, but you have to actually know where the hell your story is going in order for the features to be any use whatsoever. Considering I rarely know wtf is going on until the characters clue me in thousands of words in ... yeah. Not so much.
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51stcenturyfox) wrote2010-01-12 10:28 am
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Oh, and every so often I try using yWriter, which is a very neat piece of software, but you have to actually know where the hell your story is going in order for the features to be any use whatsoever. Considering I rarely know wtf is going on until the characters clue me in thousands of words in ... yeah. Not so much.
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I kind of love Google docs. Google Wave, on the other hand? No.