The L&L Blog
Use Dialogue Focus and Linguistic Focus to Revise and Edit Your Writing in Scrivener
Scrivener's Dialogue Focus and Linguistic Focus tools let you view your work differently, and aid in revision and editing.
How Naps Can Jump-Start Your Creativity
Naps aren't just for lazy people, they are a proven technique to enhance creativity.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 13: April Henry, Thriller Author
April Henry writes thrillers for adults and teens. Her slogan is, "I kill people, but only on paper."
Using Section Layouts to Compile Your Scrivener Project
Scrivener's compile feature lets you format your project in many ways, and section layouts are the key to this formatting.
Compiling Your Scrivener Project: The Basics
When you're finished writing, you need to get your work out of Scrivener. The compile feature allows you to do this.
Clean Up Your Texts with Scrivener
Scrivener's features for tidying and transforming text can save you from tedious manual editing.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode no. 12: Damon Young, Philosopher
Damon Young is a philosopher, and has also written poetry and children's books.
Understanding the Scrivener Trash Folder
Scrivener's Trash folder may seem simple, but there are some things you should know about using it.
Stop Procrastinating, Write!
Writers are among the world's best procrastinators. Sometimes you need to understand why you procrastinate so you can write more.
Use Keywords to Manage your Scrivener Projects
You can use keywords to mark documents in your Scrivener projects, to help you find which ones have specific characters, settings, and more.