To the uninitiated the web can be like a demon, long nails, rubber teeth… No wait. That’s a Buffy the Vampire Slayer demon. A real demon is an entity you do not know how to work with, it sucks the life out of you and before you know it your soul is gone and…Too far. The demon analogy sucks. You’re here because you want to know what the hell the web is all about.
I wrote my entire novel (all 145k words of it) within Evernote using the tagging system and Notebooks for structure. It was a mostly successful venture too…
How I’m currently managing work, writing and family life in the middle of a Pandemic.
I don’t know how Dickens, Wells or Lovecraft researched their characters, all I know is that these days the Internet makes things very very easy for authors. If you know where to look.
Researching a novel is as important as writing one, but how do you keep track of your notes? And don’t say Microsoft Word. No. We need something that can format the data into something cohesive and searchable, and I just so happened to be using a little service called Evernote…
This is the first article in a series where I explore the creative process I used embarking on my debut novel: The Path and the Way and the tools (like Evernote and Miro) that I used to get there.
This series is for people who want to know how to make a self-hosted Wordpress website, and how to update it, and includes examples and steps to guide you through the process. This first article explores the why before the how, and will provide the foundation on which we will build.
