A month-long novel-planning challenge. NaNoWriMo'ers welcome! 2025 SIGNUPS ARE CLOSED. |
I'll chime in -- even though I'm not doing Prep I have a few other writing goals for this month. I'm old and set in my ways, so I do all my writing on a laptop into MS Word. Sometimes I organize longer things in Excel. ...What? I'm not *that* old. Besides, my handwriting is utter crap unless I'm using block caps, which are slow to write. Typing on a phone keyboard is just as slow for me. I do use my phone, though; I, too, have Evernote set up (pretty sure I'm the one who told Battywynš¶Prep! about it). I pay for it, which gives me multi-platform access so I can type, for example, to-do lists on my laptop and check them off with the more accessible phone app. My laptop is valuable to me for another reason; tab- and app-switching is much easier on an actual computer, with the alt+tab keyboard shortcut. So I'll have reference materials (usually Wikipedia pages because I'm lazy) in multiple windows, and alt+tab between them, Word, Evernote, and WDC as necessary. For blog entries (one of my ongoing projects is the daily blog), I just type directly into WDC. They're fast, less than an hour's work, and it's not the end of the world if I lose one, which happens only rarely. WALTZ 2020 October NaNoWriMo Prep Challenge Judging Coordinator Tech Support "Why annoy Battywynš¶Prep! with technical issues when you can annoy Waltz in the Lonesome October instead?" ![]() |