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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.
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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AutoCrit is more than just an editing platform, as you can publish your book directly from it as well. You can also create specific themes to help you keep continuity for future books should you write a series. The best part is that the interface isn’t overly difficult to manage.
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Is FocusWriter an app you should use to write books? If you’re looking for a distraction-free platform to simply work on text only, FocusWriter might be something worth considering. Although simplistic in design, it has several neat functions.
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Although Reedsy Studio provides several page templates for back matter, you’ll have to create the bibliography manually. That’s OK, though, because it’s relatively quick and easy. It’s just a matter of creating a new page and moving it to the back matter of your book.
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