One Question: Writing Tools

from Reader/Writer · host Ben Delano

In this special episode, we discuss with the wise Dave Robison one question: "What is your most important tool for writing? " With answers from authors and podcasters at Dragon*Con we give you a run-down of things to help you during the upcoming NaNoWriMo challenge! We hear from the great minds of Kevin J. Anderson, Christiana Ellis, Veronica Giguere, Starla Huchton, Tom Merritt, Scott Sigler, and Jon Strickland. Some of the products we've talked about: Software: Scrivener, Aeon Timeline , Dragon Naturally Speaking Books: Save The Cat, 20 Master Plots, 45 Master Characters Online Services: Dropbox Promo for Gail Carriger's Crudrat

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