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A character does not get one page for their card and another for every glossary entry about them. Aliases, nicknames, and descriptive terms fold into that subject’s single article, so the encyclopedia reads like an encyclopedia…
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Front and back matter checklists, chapter selection, fonts, and page layout for the manuscript Prologue, Epilogue and other fixed-name sections keep their proper names in previews, exported headings and contents, in the…
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Single chapter — the familiar, centred page for everyday drafting Split editor — two different chapters open side by side, each with its own scroll, cursor, save buffer, undo history, and Edit or Read mode Continuous manuscript —…
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A Synopsis column is always there; add as many thread columns as you need Genre-aware suggestions — story events, stakes, clues, relationship beats, and more Rich-text cells you can format, with links auto-detected Drag to…
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Hover one for a quick preview, or jump straight to that entity's sheet — so a reader's question becomes a one-click answer.
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The pacing is off" is the most common note in fiction and the least useful, because nobody defines the word. Here is a definition you can act on, and the four different faults it hides.
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The Items library is your reliquary: each item has a kind, a one-line hook, a gallery of imagery, and a holder drawn from your cast, so you always know who has it now.
