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I'm curious. Do you jot everything down on Scrivener? Or do you also write on paper? Lately I've been carrying a notebook everywhere I go and I'm starting to w

• zhubert 10y ago
  Both. Ideas for the story accumulated in a Moleskin for a few months before I started writing. I also carry around a little field notes booklet in my backpack/pocket a good bit of the time. Makes me feel like a creative :) The major edit was done via 3x5 cards. Each card had a scene, the values it turned on, and the actors in the scene, so I sort of treated it like a screenplay. 3x5 cards are really nice for juggling things around (though Scrivener does has a corkboard view, I liked the paper approach for this step).
• cableshaft 10y ago
  For journal-style writing, I'm finding using a physical notebook and bringing it with me is definitely the way to go. It's a constant reminder that I should be trying to keep it up, instead of being buried in the file system on my computer. I also like how I can easily add drawings whenever I feel like, or how easy it is to bring out while at lunch and write a few pages. I personally haven't been able to make that work with writing stories, although I have found printing drafts and marking them up physically can work.