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HOW TO USE EVERNOTE FOR WRITING FICTION

By: Walter Glenn

Evernote is a cross-platform app that works something like a digital filing cabinet. We've talked about why so many people use it and how you should probably give it another try if you're not hooked already. But today, we want to take a closer look at how you might use it for something specific: writing fiction.

Evernote makes a great writer's companion. It's available on just about every platform, so you can collect and organize your notes wherever you are. You can take notes in your paper notebook and scan the pages. Hell, you can even write on the shower wall in crayon and snap a pic later. (You're welcome for that crayon tip, by the way. It's awful when you think of something in the shower and can't write it down.) P

Evernote is flexible enough to set up however it fits with your writing style. In this article, I'm talking about how I use it, but my hope is that it serves as a starting point and gives you some ideas you can use with your work. 

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8. BookMarketingBuzzBlog: What Determines The Length Of Your Book? http://ow.ly/tUbP5
9. Amazon Vs. Book Publishers, By The Numbers - Forbes http://ow.ly/tUbUc
10. How to Identify your Crutch Words and Highlight Your Style | Wise Ink's Blog for Indie Authors about Self-Publishing http://ow.ly/tUdzn
11. A Brain Scientist's Take on Bad Reviews | The Creative Penn http://ow.ly/tUdWb
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14. 7 Strategies and 110 Tools to Help Indie Authors Find Readers and Reviewers http://ow.ly/tUfKt
15. How To Use Evernote for Writing Fiction http://ow.ly/tUgfc

Happy writing and running, Kathy