Scrivener!
I've owned Scrivener for a while, and dabbled around with using it - but only within the last couple of weeks has imbecamiel inspired me to really dig in and learn how to use it.
After going through their several-hour-long tutorial that teaches you the key features, I absolutely adore it, and I have been spending hours getting my dieselpunk/mafia story organized into it, along with a comprehensive list of characters and my resource/research links.
So, if you've been debating whether or not to try it, I would highly recommend at least giving the demo a chance. Especially if you have oodles and oodles of messy scraps/scenes/ideas to sort out, it can be incredibly helpful to have it all in one spot.
Aaand, while I'm on the subject, I'd love to know what some of my flists favorite writing resources are (I'm always on the lookout for such sites as this handy-dandy street/road name generator). I'm slowly sorting my way through my mess of writing bookmarks, but while I'm in the organizational mood it'd be neat to add some more links to Le Repertoire. ^^
After going through their several-hour-long tutorial that teaches you the key features, I absolutely adore it, and I have been spending hours getting my dieselpunk/mafia story organized into it, along with a comprehensive list of characters and my resource/research links.
So, if you've been debating whether or not to try it, I would highly recommend at least giving the demo a chance. Especially if you have oodles and oodles of messy scraps/scenes/ideas to sort out, it can be incredibly helpful to have it all in one spot.
Aaand, while I'm on the subject, I'd love to know what some of my flists favorite writing resources are (I'm always on the lookout for such sites as this handy-dandy street/road name generator). I'm slowly sorting my way through my mess of writing bookmarks, but while I'm in the organizational mood it'd be neat to add some more links to Le Repertoire. ^^