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What are people using to write non-fiction (e.g technical books)? Much of what Scriviner provides is also useful?
by melling 5y ago
What are people using to write non-fiction (e.g technical books)?
Much of what Scriviner provides is also useful?
- filleduchaos 5y agoScrivener explicitly targets non-fiction writers as well. There are template projects for essays, papers and proposals, with support for LaTeX as well as various citation styles (I recall at least APA and MLA). The notes and research sections of the project are even more useful for non-fiction writing in my opinion. For programming books especially I recall Scrivener 3 added basic support for code blocks. No syntax highlighting, but if you export to HTML or LaTeX you can use a library or package for that.
- jabroni_salad 5y agoMadcap Flare is pretty popular in the technical writer sphere.