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What tools will help you most with self-publishing? Here are all of the apps, software, and platforms I’ve come across to help you get your book published and ready for readers.
This is in no way a complete list. I constantly come across new writing tools all of the time. If you have something, in particular, you want me to check out, feel free to use the contact form. I’m always open to exploring new tools for writing.
One of my favorite writing apps for beginning authors is Reedsy Studio, but is it worth upgrading to the paid plans? There’s no doubt that you’ll get some great tools out of the premium service, but is it worth $125 per year, especially if you’re on a tight budget?
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Reedsy Studio just added “Templates” to its planning board functions for paid subscribers. What this means is that you can create in-depth elements for your manuscript, ranging from the bio of a protagonist to various world-building details. But is it worth upgrading Reedsy?
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As an author, should you use the free Novlr writing app to publish your books? Although a “good” app is subjective to the user, Novlr has quite a few pros and cons that you might want to consider. A couple of these drawbacks are dealbreakers for me in general.
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The Reedsy Studio book editor app has a lot of incredibly useful features, including collaboration. Even the free version of Reedsy has a lot of use when it comes time to write your manuscript. Today, we’re taking a closer look at collaborating and how it works in Reedsy.
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FocusWriter is an app that delivers a distraction-free workspace to work on your stories while working from a customized theme. These themes control how the app behaves, such as the kinds of fonts you use, margins, background images, and more. But, how do you create a theme?
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