Okay, got all of my RPG writing projects set up into a single big #scrivner file so that when I don't have the spoons or creativity or mood for one project, I can instead poke at one of the others which may be better for work at that time. Does it spread my work out a lot? Yes, it does. But I'd rather work get spread out than not get any work done because of burn out or writers block or whatnot.

Following this up with the #Scrivner tag for more visibility. Is it possible to merge/join multiple projects into one big project with Scrivener?

I use #Scrivner. Like any app it takes a bit of getting used to but you can configure it the way that suits your approach and it has all the functions you and your supervisor are asking for. I paid for it after trial period (modest amount) and have been using daily for 3 years. Highly recommend. @schlittenhardtm @thriveth @academicchatter @phdlife @phdstudents @obsidianmd @pandoc

Moving to Markua

http://natedickson.com/2019/07/moving-to-markua/

#Leanpub #Markua #PainlessGit #Scrivner #amwriting

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