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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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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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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.