My tip for writing a novel is just… write a novel. Google docs obviously syncs across devices too, but I’m not sure how it works if you do a lot of writing offline. Actually one of my favorite things about scrivener is the fact it has an iPad version, and keeping your novel in sync with your desktop is simple if you save into dropbox. I know some writers just use google documents, which makes sharing out drafts to proofreaders super simple. You can also set up cover material and have a folder for reference and research and stuff, but it’s bells and whistles really. I wrote it in scrivener, which has some decent features, like managing the whole book as a single unit while still being able to jump around the chapters easily. mobi attachment.Īlternatively, I’m sure you could transfer it with dropbox or google drive or whatever poison you use.

Click on the box with the “…” next to each device and you’ll see an email address for it.

Click on “Devices” up at the top and you’ll see a list of kindles and phones etc that have the kindle app installed. You can find this on Amazon, under “Your Contents and Devices” you’ll see a list of books you’ve bought through Amazon. mobi file onto your Kindle or Kindle app on your phone/ipad, the easiest way is to download it, then email it to your kindle email.

– The book’s been updated with a ton of edits and fixes.įor those of you unsure of how to get a.

Tamer Enhancer – epub for everything else.

Obviously, “Tamer: King of Dinosaurs” is Michael-Scott Earle’s IP and my fan work is by a fan for fans, and certainly not intended to infringe in any way. The first book is free if you’ve never checked it out, but you don’t need to be familiar with Tamer to read my story.

I’ve linked it several times in the past. Tamer: King of Dinosaurs is by Michael-Scott Earle. If you’ve survived MSE sex scenes you’ll be fine. I would describe them as explicit, but not gratuitous, but those are obviously relative terms.

You can also email me at – There are sex scenes in the book (spoilers, I guess.) Not a lot, but they don’t fade to black. Feel free to leave comments here, but please be mindful of spoilers if you do. I’m amenable to all constructive feedback. Please let me know what you think! Pacing, wordsmithing, characters, all that good stuff. Actually I found writing quite enjoyable, editing is the hard part. I figured that using an established universe would make the process a bit easier. I’ve dabbled in prose before, like a lot of you, I’m sure, but never actually finished anything. I’ve never written a book before, so I decided to see if I could. Hopefully that’s obvious from the cover there. It has nothing whatsoever to do with Grrl Power.

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