Hal Spacejock, Incompetent Pilot

[storymasterq]

I've been an avid user of yWriter since its second incarnation. I originally found the novel writing assistant program when I was Googling for...novel writing assistant programs. When I found the program, I found the domain name a little intriguing. Spacejock, it says. Looking around, I found that the creator of the great software, Simon Haynes,

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[kitsunexmaxwell]

I know I could have done a google search on this but I thought I would comment instead... what does a "novel writing assistant program" do?? I don't think I would have ever looked for one considering until your post I never heard of one. XD

I hope this means more writing from you?
-K.M.

[storymasterq]

A novel writing assistant program is a program to assist you in writing novels XD yWriter can manage your story into chapters, and chapters into scenes, making it easy for you to write scenes and first and worry about their order later. Here's the site for yWriter with a much better explanation from the author (link) And to be honest, I made up the phrase 'novel writing assistant program' :p You won't see that on the website, I'm sure.

More writing? Hmm, we'll see about that :D I completely and utterly uber failed my last NaNoWriMo due to lack of preparation. I guess if I start preparing half a year early, I could, theoretically, manage to spew out a decent amount or words this year. So, I'm thinking of doing something completely different to hone my writing skills, but not my story writing skills. I'm hosting a 'personal opinion' blog on my website to do just that (link) I'm hoping I can get my first real post this coming Monday.

Cheers,
SQ