Both Plottr and Fictionary intrigue me. Plus, I like how you move freely from one to the other, depending on what stage of the writing process you're in. Thanks for making this - I just subscribed!😊
I use both Microsoft word (on my laptop) and google docs (on my pc.) They are both very useful. I'll have to try the other recommended apps you mentioned.
Hi Nancy. I have lifetime subscriptions for both Plottr and Dabble, and of course, Microsoft Word. However, I was unfamiliar with some of your other tools, particularly Fictionary. This one sounds very interesting to me and I'll definitely check it out. Thank you! P.S. I just subscribed to your channel.
@@Oaxa2023 Oof. I have no experience with that but I imagine you still have to have the right pacing and enough conflict to Lee it engaging. Dabble is always great for any rough drafts, distraction free. Perhaps Fictionary for pacing. Let me know if you make a decision!
I always like to get more ideas about how to use AI to improve my writing. Each of the tools you mentioned has various subscription levels. Can you point out the subscription level you might think is necessary for each app? Also, I wonder if one needs or benefits from certain tools if one is writing creative non-fiction or memoirs.
@@BruceWhealton No matter what you’re writing, Dabble is terribly helpful because it provides distraction free writing and a way to keep notes. As for subscription levels, start with the lowest. That way you’re not paying for anything you don’t need. If you bump up against features that require a higher subscription, then you can decide to upgrade.
I'm having two issues. First, the book was in a PDF which Google converted to a Word Doc. During the conversion, all of the formatting became scrambled. Second, I need to add a Prologue or some sort of introduction at the beginning and move a section to the end but because of the formatting issues, I'm afraid to touch it!
Any application to write a book without writing ? And it writes for you. I heard something like that. I am french speaker but want to write in english ( auto biography) also i have issues writing the content
@@Priska_Kelly Hm, I know nothing about writing memoirs. Perhaps take a class? But I suggest writing the book in your own language first. It can always be translated.
@nancybasileauthor but do you know any app which help with writing books ? It is an autobiography .already started but my question is about the app mainly .not the language I just mentioned it because the person who told me about such app is french thats all .but its not an issue . Thanks
@ All of the apps in this video will help you write. But I wouldn’t recommend anything that would write it for you. Because that’s not writing. Try Googling how to write a memoir or autobiography. Or dictate it to a ghostwriter.
@ Sounds fun! This video has a few ways to get started. WRITE your FIRST BOOK without getting OVERWHELMED - Tips for ASPIRING AUTHORS ruclips.net/video/S23UZ8fX3wU/видео.html
For me Scrivener was o e more thing I had to understand it has so many different tools for so many different things it is not for me user friendly too bad I already bought it because it was rated so highly
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Using ChatGPT to write a book
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We love being the home for your first drafts! Thanks for including us in your author journey!
@@dabblewriter Your comment is a nice surprise! Thank you for your app.
We're glad to hear Plottr's a game-changer for story planning! Thanks for the mention, Nancy. Great video
Thanks! And yes, it’s an invaluable tool. 👍
Both Plottr and Fictionary intrigue me. Plus, I like how you move freely from one to the other, depending on what stage of the writing process you're in. Thanks for making this - I just subscribed!😊
@@gintzudai2979 Awesome! Glad it was helpful.
I use both Microsoft word (on my laptop) and google docs (on my pc.) They are both very useful. I'll have to try the other recommended apps you mentioned.
@@LeesBookCorner Awesome! Which one looks best to you?
Hi Nancy. I have lifetime subscriptions for both Plottr and Dabble, and of course, Microsoft Word. However, I was unfamiliar with some of your other tools, particularly Fictionary. This one sounds very interesting to me and I'll definitely check it out. Thank you! P.S. I just subscribed to your channel.
@@williamhughes1067 Welcome! Great minds run alike. 😉
I subbed.
Just getting started.
Thanks for the info.
@@jeffreykeith6494 Good for you! Feel free to post questions when you have them. I’m rooting for you. 📣
Amazing thank you what would you suggest for writing memoirs ? Thank you
@@Oaxa2023 Oof. I have no experience with that but I imagine you still have to have the right pacing and enough conflict to Lee it engaging. Dabble is always great for any rough drafts, distraction free. Perhaps Fictionary for pacing. Let me know if you make a decision!
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You’re welcome! 😊
Thanks.
@@pankajpathak0111 You’re welcome!
I always like to get more ideas about how to use AI to improve my writing. Each of the tools you mentioned has various subscription levels. Can you point out the subscription level you might think is necessary for each app? Also, I wonder if one needs or benefits from certain tools if one is writing creative non-fiction or memoirs.
@@BruceWhealton No matter what you’re writing, Dabble is terribly helpful because it provides distraction free writing and a way to keep notes. As for subscription levels, start with the lowest. That way you’re not paying for anything you don’t need. If you bump up against features that require a higher subscription, then you can decide to upgrade.
I use Libre Office when typing. However, when I send my manuscript to my editor, I convert my file into Microsoft Word.
@@krisballard541 That’s a new one to me. Thanks for the suggestion!
I'm having two issues. First, the book was in a PDF which Google converted to a Word Doc. During the conversion, all of the formatting became scrambled.
Second, I need to add a Prologue or some sort of introduction at the beginning and move a section to the end but because of the formatting issues, I'm afraid to touch it!
@@terryl.cooper Formatting can be tricky when it’s converted. What did you use to originally write it?
Plotter sounds interesting!
@@lindaanderssonsweden195 I’ve found it very helpful, especially when I’m keeping track of characters and places.
Thanks, Linda! We offer a 30-day trial if you'd like to try Plottr out 😀
Any application to write a book without writing ? And it writes for you. I heard something like that. I am french speaker but want to write in english ( auto biography) also i have issues writing the content
@@Priska_Kelly What kind of book do you want to write? Nonfiction?
@nancybasileauthor hello 👋🏿 yes non fiction my story really
@@Priska_Kelly Hm, I know nothing about writing memoirs. Perhaps take a class? But I suggest writing the book in your own language first. It can always be translated.
@nancybasileauthor but do you know any app which help with writing books ? It is an autobiography .already started but my question is about the app mainly .not the language I just mentioned it because the person who told me about such app is french thats all .but its not an issue . Thanks
@ All of the apps in this video will help you write. But I wouldn’t recommend anything that would write it for you. Because that’s not writing. Try Googling how to write a memoir or autobiography. Or dictate it to a ghostwriter.
pro writing aid
@@empressbe43 Awesome!
Google docs
@@liselchatfield7764 Awesome. People underestimate it!
Im been wanting to make a book but i don't know how to 😮💨
@@BELLAlovesfox Do you have an idea for what you want to write about?
@nancybasileauthor yeah I want to write about a girls first day at school
@ Sounds fun! This video has a few ways to get started. WRITE your FIRST BOOK without getting OVERWHELMED - Tips for ASPIRING AUTHORS
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Why there is no chatgpt?
I don't support using AI to write a book from scratch. That's not really writing. How do you use it?
Will Fictionary work for a true story
@@ReneeSinclairRaymond I don’t see why not. You want to tell a story, true or not, that’s paced to keep your readers interest. Should work.
Why no mention of Scrivener?
@@cipher7548 That’s a great suggestion. I just have no personal experience with it. Have you used it?
For me Scrivener was o e more thing I had to understand it has so many different tools for so many different things it is not for me user friendly too bad I already bought it because it was rated so highly
@ Oh no! Sorry to hear that. I found it intimidating. I really prefer Dabble Writer.
Pls chapter ur video..
@@hippowafflesify Grest idea! Thanks.