Comments on: Review: Writer’s Cafe

By: ds

ds — Tue, 05 Jul 2005 03:15:02 +0000

There is definitely a market (probably a small one) for this kind of software. I look and I look for something to help the organization side of fiction writing. A few stand-outs are:

Power Structure
Super Notecard (formerly, the much snappier titled Miss Lonelynotes)
Sophocles

Of these, Sophocles is my current fave, even though it’s Windows only (I use it under Virtual PC). Most of it’s extra-cool features are in the new beta, but the regular version still has great outlining features and an obvious place for notes.

Thanks for the words on Writer’s Cafe–I’m eager to check it out.

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Productivity Blog » An Introduction to Journal Writing — Thu, 15 Jun 2006 18:18:59 +0000

[…] Inspiration can also come in the form of a “prompt”. What If, by Anne Bernays and Pamela Painter, provides an excellent series of ideas for journal entries and stories, as do many writing sites and pieces of software, such as the excellent cross-platform Writer’s Café (see my review here). A book of quotes also does the job handily. Or inspiration can be found in scanning “source” material like the newspaper. Keep it to fifteen minutes of searching or less. Set the timer. […]