Why I Love Scrivener, Reason #578
My work-in-progress has multiple points-of-view (point-of-views?).
It's getting complicated to ensure that they flow correctly along the timeline of the story.
In Scrivener, I can make "collections" - inserting each POV into a separate folder.
Then I can see how that POV reads on its own, without the others.
(Does that make sense?)
It's getting complicated to ensure that they flow correctly along the timeline of the story.
In Scrivener, I can make "collections" - inserting each POV into a separate folder.
Then I can see how that POV reads on its own, without the others.
(Does that make sense?)
5 comments:
Outstanding organization. My students and I adore the behind the scenes look into your writing process and I appreciate having such authentic examples for lessons.
Thank you!
That's good to know, Mike. Thanks for telling me!
What a great use for Collections, Barbara.
I'm 'Hooked on Scrivener'
Marley
marleydelaroseauthor.blogspot.com
Nice, Barbara. I've never used the Collections function, so this is great. I'm working on a multiple POV novel draft too, and will definitely check it out now. I find the research folder invaluable, and I love that everything I need for a project, including image and sound files, can be saved within a single piece of software.
Oh man, I use and love Scrivener, but I have never achieved such color and organizational loveliness. Guess I'm going to have to read the directions.
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